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The Apple iPad – Paper is finally dead
01 February 2010 | Posted by Craig Dennis
Elizabeth Okes

Facebook dominates UK mobile internet use

8 February 2010 | Posted by Elizabeth Okes | Copywriter
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And when I say dominates… I do mean dominates.
Data from a survey by GMSA has revealed that Facebook accounts for nearly half of all the time people in the UK spend online using their phones.
Mobile phone users in the UK spent around 2.2 billion minutes browsing the social network – in December 2009 alone.
The closest [...]

Jackie Buss

Facebook – 6 years of social

5 February 2010 | Posted by Jackie Buss |
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In the last 10 years the internet has changed our lives drastically and become an integral part of our modern living. Those, like us, who work online know this all too well. An area of the online world that has exploded over the past year or three is social media. And leading the charge is [...]

Edward Lategan

IE6 grinding to a slow stop

5 February 2010 | Posted by Edward Lategan | Lead Developer
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Google has stated that they will suspend support for Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) on its Gmail and Calendar services from 1 March 2010. This comes after Google admitted hackers had breached their network, and stolen information.
Google is not the first or last institution to adopt the policy of getting rid of IE6. Germany and France [...]

Andrew Sin

Augmented Reality is here – some good apps to try

3 February 2010 | Posted by Andrew Sin | Developer
Tags: , | Posted in Technology | 1 Comment »

I really like augmented reality. What is augmented reality? Well I’ll let Wiki define it here. If you don’t like that explanation, let me try to put it in my words; it’s a term coined up by somebody, used to describe any technology that superimposes digital information and graphics over the real world.

If [...]

Belinda Kitney

Three tips to make your life easier – thanks to Google

3 February 2010 | Posted by Belinda Kitney | Web Analyst
Posted in Analytics, Technology | 1 Comment »

Tip #1 – Track your RSS feeds in Google Analytics
It is now possible to track clicks from your Feedburner to your website within Google Analytics. Working in a similar way as URL tagging, you can see how many people click through to your site from the content of your published feeds. Seeing as Feedburner already [...]

Henry Elliss

Social media spending on the up, according to IAB

3 February 2010 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media
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As a member of the IAB social media council, I was lucky to get a sneak-peak at the findings of their survey of UK marketeers on the subject of social media in 2010. As the results are now un-embargoed, I can give you a few of them here. There’s some very interesting findings, with the [...]

Milly Diaz

Privacy isn’t just for ‘old people’

3 February 2010 | Posted by Milly Diaz |
Posted in Social Media | No comments »

At last week’s social media uber-gathering during the Davos World Economic Forum, LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman said, “All these concerns about privacy tend to be old people issues.”
As you can see from my other posts on tamar.com, I’m a bit obsessed about privacy and being placed in the ‘old’ camp didn’t sit too well with me [...]

Adrian Jennings

Social Networking spam on the increase

2 February 2010 | Posted by Adrian Jennings |
Posted in Social Media | 1 Comment »

Have you noticed an increase of spam on Facebook recently? Spam is not a new problem on social networks but recently it seems that it has increased on Facebook. We know the problems that Twitter faces with spam bots and trend spam . Anyone with a Twitter account has been followed by @dirtypics or an [...]

Jackie Buss

Is removing yourself from Social Networks social suicide?

29 January 2010 | Posted by Jackie Buss |
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In today’s times, it seems as though if you are not a part of the social media revolution, you are not living on this planet. When planning an event, one usually uses Facebook for virtual invites, to tell people how your day is or tell them your news. Twitter is another port of call and [...]

Craig Dennis

The Apple iPad – Paper is finally dead

27 January 2010 | Posted by Craig Dennis | Junior Designer
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Minutes ago Steve Jobs announced the latest product to change the world. We are of course talking about the much hyped and eagerly anticipated iTablet, iSlate, iPad. That’s right, they called it the iPad…

Will it actually be as good as the hype suggests?
Well here’s a breakdown of the features of the iPad:

The screen is [...]