Our CEO Jason Jacobs (@jjacobs22) provided a great update on the Health Graph (@healthgraphapi) in his discussion with Leo Laporte (@leolaporte) at Le Web (@leweb). Click here or watch the embedded video below.
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Tagged api, apps, correlation, fitness, health, healthgraph, jasonjacobs, jawbone, leolaporte, partners, RunKeeper, withings
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Monday, November 14, 2011
This October I was able to attend both the O’Reilly Android Open (@androidopen) and X.commerce Innovate conferences back-to-back in San Francisco. I wrote more about Innovate in a separate DevZone article. This time, I’d like to break down the most interesting bits of Android Open from a developer-centric perspective. Fascinating morning keynotes Android Open was [...]
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Tagged Africa, aleksandargargenta, alexhoward, all_about_android, analytics, Android, androidshow, antialiasing, apple, apps, app_stores, arduino nfc, bestbuy, bitmaps, clairehunsaker, clip_paths, cloud, community, conference, cpu, developers, developing, dvd, ecosystem, engagement, facebook, flurry, followers, gdp, Google, ideals, interfaces, iOS, javame, jessevincent, kenya, keynotes, laptop, launch, linux, markets, markogargenta, microsatellites, mission, mobile, mobile_payments, mobile_wallet, mosolo, mpesa, nasa, news, nexus, nickfarina, open, openness, oreilly, panels, payments, paypal, phonesats, photos, principles, ram, robertstephens, rockets, sales, seanbyrnes, security, sessions, slides, smartphones, soul, space, speakers, square, statistics, stevejobs, technology, timoreilly, video, webviews, willmarshall, xcode
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Jason Elkin of CityGrid Media is looking for a Developer Evangelist. If you’re interested, drop him an email (be sure to mention I sent you, please). DEVELOPER EVANGELIST Can you evangelize products for one of the largest local ad networks? Do you have an infectious enthusiasm for technology and mobile and web development? CityGrid Media [...]
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Tagged ads, ad_networks, api, architecture, bigdata, blogging, bs, citygrid, citysearch, conferences, content, cs, developers, evangelist, events, innovation, insiderpages, java, local, meetups, merchants, mobile, mosolo, ms, neighborhoods, open source, phd, products, python, ruby, social, solomo, speaking, spokesperson, tools, training, travel, tutorials, urbanspoon, web
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
I was recently privileged to attend both the O’Reilly Android Open and X.commerce Innovate conferences back-to-back in San Francisco. Both were mind and network expanding events, and I’d highly recommend either to developers and business colleagues considering attending next year. I hope to write more about my key takeaways from Android Open at some point [...]
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Tagged author, awards, building_ecommerce_applications, capability, chamillionaire, code, commerce, commerce_identity, community, conference, developers, devzone, ebay, ebook, evangelism, events, fabric, facebook, free, github, gsi_commerce, html, Innovate, innovation, jobs, keynotes, magento, marshal_cohen, merchants, milo, mobile, mosolo, naveed_anwar, open_graph, oreilly_media, partners, pavilion, paypal, paypal_access, platform, praveen_alavilli, recession, san_francisco, sessions, social, solomo, speakers, steven_cooper, transactions, videos, where.com, x.commerce
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Friday, September 30, 2011
It's been a little over fourteen months since I started regularly blogging on X.com. A lot has happened during that time in the world of payments, and for me professionally, too. I have some personal news to share in a moment, but let's recap payments developments and look at next month's big ticket item first. [...]
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Tagged android_open, developers, highlights, Innovate, news, payments, paypal, x_com, x_commerce
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
TechCrunch published an article this week noting that Internet journalist extraordinaire Robert Scoble "revealed that PayPal is launching something big with Facebook in two weeks", presumably at the X.commerce Innovate conference. Read the TechCrunch piece for more information on who they've spoken with to confirm the pending announcement to their satisfaction. Once you've satisfied yourself [...]
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Tagged announcement, card_case, conference, coupons, ebay, facebook, Innovate, local, loyalty, mosolo, paypal, square
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Friday, September 23, 2011
We're less than one month away from the X.commerce Innovate Developer Conference and if you're attending, it's time to start sorting out which speakers you'd like to listen to and maybe meet and discuss your questions, issues, or problems with. The conference schedule is available online (click here to access). The main conference runs October [...]
Also filed in Personal, Recommended, Security, Site Stuff, Wireless
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Tagged Android, android_open, Innovate, schedule, speakers, tracks, x.commerce
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Monday, September 19, 2011
PayPal gave the world a sneak peek this week of some of the new technologies and initiatives they'll be launching at next month's X.commerce Innovate conference. As PayPal President Scott Thompson noted in his blog post: PayPal is re-imagining money and making it work better for merchants and consumers – whatever device you’re on, wherever [...]
The news is abuzz today with Google’s announcement that they are buying Motorola Mobility, that part of Moto spun out to focus on Android smartphones, tablets, and related digital gadgetry. Google went out of their way in the announcement to note: This acquisition will not change our commitment to run Android as an open platform. [...]
Also filed in Open Source, Wireless
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Tagged Android, apps, developers, engadget, gigaom, googdroid, Google, google_io, hardware, htc, mashable, motorola, open_source, samsung, sony_ericsson, techcrunch
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O’Reilly is hosting a free Strata Online Conference next week and you’re invited. The conference page sets up the event as follows: Big Data is a huge disruptor. An algorithm can level established competitors; the resulting insight can upend an entire industry. In the second Strata OLC, we’ll look at how lean startups and tech [...]
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Tagged amazon, analysis, AWS, big_data, cloud, conference, datasets, data_markets, data_mining, foursquare, oreilly, startups, strata, verticals, web_api
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