We can all clearly see the sleeker notifications, the wireless syncing, and the improved maps that allows us to choose which route we take to sit in traffic for hours (writing from L.A. here), but who really read those 200 new features that flashed in front of the screen before anxiously hitting install? If you did read and have in fact explored all 200 of the new features, then no need to continue reading. But I’m going to assume most of us haven’t uncovered and experienced them all, so here is my list of five cool (and a few creepy) iOS 5 features you might have overlooked.
Five Cool (And Sometimes Creepy) Features You May Have Missed In iOS 5
Three Social Media Lessons To Learn From Three Different Industries
As social media has become ubiquitous, every company out there is grappling with the best way to use it. Because every industry is different, with separate strengths and weaknesses, goals and areas of attention, there are standouts in each industry understanding how to communicate their business’ value proposition through social media.
Tackling The Question Of Social Media ROI: Change Your Goals
Let’s face it: one of the biggest challenges social media faces is the question of return on investment. If I funnel money to fund a social media campaign or presence, what will I get out of it? Bloggers and researchers struggle to quantify fans and followers, with research company Syncapse releasing a study that quantifies them somewhere in the hundreds of dollars.
Why Artists, Designers And Musicians Should Pay Attention To Social Media
Here at Bright Oak, we’re big fans of both social media and design. It’s kind of our thing. But there’s a reason why creativity offline should be carried over into the online space, and it’s more than just the ability to make an extra buck. Proper attention and cultivation of an online presence can make a big difference.
3 Ways The Facebook Revamp Makes It A Teeny Bit Harder To Stalk
We’re rounding up what the changes really mean, and answering the questions you’re really thinking: Does this better help me avoid embarrassment and social creepiness? Good news, reluctant sharers: Facebook’s new changes are one teeny step towards a creeper-free future.
Foursquare Lists: What It Means And What We Want To See
Foursquare unveiled “Lists” yesterday, allowing users to curate and publicize, well, lists of locations. This may be a beneficial new feature, allowing users to gain street cred listing a handful of hidden eateries, rather than be defined by the twelve Starbucks check-ins a day.
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