Category: Day in Links

These are my fantastically selected links for July 2nd, 2012 from 12:40 to 16:07:

• Physicists and Geneticists Team Up to Build a Galactic Dark-Matter Detector out of DNA –
• Web content marketing campaigns can reach older Americans on tablets as adoption surges –
• Alec Baldwin Says He Wants To ‘Gut And Kill’ TMZ’s Harvey Levin –
• Report: Amazon.com buying mobile map startup UpNext –
• Final Results on the Higgs Particle from Tevatron –
• CERN Invites Higgs Boson Namesake to Press Conference on July 4: Is This What You Think it is? –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 2nd, 2012 from 08:44 to 12:29:

• 5 Chinese Social Networks You Need to Watch –
• Facebook Adds Same-Sex Marriage Icons for Couples –
• FDNY to Burn Twenty Houses on Governors Island –
• Rupert Murdoch Is NOT Happy With Mitt Romney –
• Stem Cells Regenerate Tissue in an Uninjured Mammal –
• Tantalizing Signs of Higgs Boson Found By U.S. Tevatron Collider –
• Dalí Art Thief Mails Back Stolen Painting –
• UK Hotel Swaps Bibles for Kindles –
• Older Americans Love New Tech But Hate to Admit It [STUDY] –
• 10 Instructional YouTube Videos for Young Kids –

These are my links for July 1st, 2012 through July 2nd, 2012:

• Media Player VLC Now Available for Android as Beta –
• The Power of a Question –
• Summer Reading: The Book Picks of Multimillionaire Entrepreneurs –
• Patina vs. shine –
• 10 Things Parents Should Know About The Amazing Spider-Man (Spoiler-Free) –
• 25 Tumblrs to Make You Laugh Out Loud –
• Cory Booker, Internet’s Favorite Mayor, Creates Media Site for Teens –
• KATIE HOLMES: Scientologists Are Now Watching Me –

These are my links for June 30th, 2012 through July 1st, 2012:

• RUPERT MURDOCH: “Mormonism Is A Mystery To Me. But Mormons Certainly Aren’t Evil” –
• Happy Birthday Walkman: 10 Cassette Cases for Your iPhone –
• Nine ways to make your morning more productive –
• With Nexus 7, Google Finally Gets Android Tablets Right [REVIEW] –
• "All we need is 250 votes…" –
• 10 Things Parents Should Know About The Amazing Spider-Man (Spoiler-Free) –
• Website Posts Mug Shots, Then Offers to Delete Them For a Fee [VIDEO] –
• BuckyBars Magnetic Building Rods –
• What is AWS and How Did It Bring Down Instagram? –

These are my links for June 29th, 2012 through June 30th, 2012:

• 16 Ads That Changed The Way You Think –
• NASA’s Super Guppy is headed our way today –
• 5 iPhone Apps for Better Photos and Videos –
• Instagram Still Down After Storm Cuts Power During Brutal Heat Wave –
• What's scarce? –
• Electrical storms rattle Amazon Web Services, taking Netflix, Instagram and others offline –
• Tablets surpass smartphones in e-commerce traffic –
• Watch Android Jelly Bean Transfer Photos and Videos with a Tap [VIDEO] –
• Why the iPhone Was Truly a Disruptive Product –
• SEC to Miss JOBS Act Deadline –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 29th, 2012 from 08:35 to 17:03:

• What to Do With the Free Bonus Second We’re All Getting This Weekend –
• Twitter Drops LinkedIn Partnership –
• Bing lets marketers disavow low-quality links, encourages companies to own SEO presence –
• The Supreme Court’s Obamacare Decision Spawned a Mere 13,000 Tweets Per Minute –
• Possibly the Fastest Moving Pulsar Ever Detected – Traveling at Roughly 6 Million MPH –
• The Supreme Court Turns Away Janet Jackson’s ‘Wardrobe Malfunction’ Case –
• Researchers Prove Drones Can Be Hacked –
• Pre-Owned Games Are Costing The Industry More Than Piracy –
• Amazon shows it’s no scrooge when it comes to 4th of July –
• 7 Ways Brands Can Get Push Notifications Right –
• Google Analytics Comes to Mobile Apps –
• Have an App? Google Has Analytics for That –
• Cassini Data Reveals Likely Subsurface Ocean on Titan –
• Ghost image in my mind –
• Chrome for iOS Shoots to Number One App in One Day, But is it Any Good? –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 29th, 2012 from 01:45 to 06:00:

• Education and Wonder in a Box – Delivered –
• Do we have to pander? –
• iPhone: The 5-Year-Old That Changed the World [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Google launches Chrome app for iPhone and iPad –
• Transcribe Videos And Make Them Searchable With Koemei –
• Court: Kim Doctcom Search Warrants Were Invalid –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 28th, 2012 from 12:15 to 17:30:

• Bring the Fireworks Back to the East River Already –
• Photo Challenge: What Does Your Commute Look Like? –
• 5 Strategies for Marketing on the iPad –
• 8 Do’s and Don’ts for Marketing on Online Forums and Message Boards –
• Amazon to Launch Two New Kindle Fire Tablets Soon [REPORT] –
• Brooklyn Bridge Bombed for the First Time In Over a Decade –
• Army Demonstrates a Weapon That Shoots Laser-Guided Lightning Bolts –
• Here’s How Popular Over-the-Counter Pain Relievers Keep You Feeling Awesome –
• Second-Screen Engagement: The Marketer’s Holy Grail? –
• A talk at the Regulator –
• What’s Worth More to You – The Cost of Your Reputation or the Cost to Monitor Your Reputation? –
• Comcast Will Pay Hundreds Of Thousands In FCC Fines –
• Google Chromebooks Now Available in Best Buy Stores –
• Now You Can Edit Your Google Docs Offline –
• Review: Tokyoflash’s Kisai On Air –
• 6 Politicians Who Deleted Their Healthcare Tweets –
• A Low-Glycemic Diet is More Effective at Burning Calories –
• HootSuite Adds Instagram to its App Directory –
• B612 Sentinel: The First Privately-Funded Deep Space Mission –

These are my links for June 27th, 2012 through June 28th, 2012:

• 3 wins and a fail in the mobile space –
• Tech Etiquette Rules For Commuters and Travelers –
• 8 Things We Just Learned From Aaron Sorkin's Live HBO.com Q&A –
• 20 Sharp Photos Showing Off Angles –
• Jeff Bezos boosts investment in photo editing service Aviary –
• Guy Behind ‘Back to the Future’ Hoax: It Was an Accident [EXCLUSIVE] –
• Google Nexus 7: First Jelly Bean Tablet is Light and Fast [HANDS-ON] –
• Google Gives Apple a Lesson in Showmanship –
• Dropbox Working on Secret Project [VIDEO] –
• The World’s First LED Lightbulb You Can Control With a Smartphone –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 27th, 2012 from 11:11 to 15:57:

• Are Cellphones Destroying Our Privacy? –
• Injecting Oxygen Directly into the Bloodstream Could Save Suffocating Patients –
• 10 Tumblrs That Quit While They Were Ahead –
• Web copyright for the complete dumbass –
• Developers Can Now Pre-Order A Pair of Smart Google Glasses –
• Facebook: We Should Have Been Clearer on the Email Switch –
• Google Says Android Adoption and Google+ Engagement Are Growing –
• Google I/O Keynote Breakdown: Nexus Q, Nexus 7 Tablet, Android Jellybean –
• Five Reasons Why I’m Excited About Google’s Nexus Q –
• Google’s Nexus Q: $299 streaming media device for living room, in a sphere –
• Confirmed: Google unveils $199 Nexus 7 tablet, looks to douse Amazon’s Kindle Fire –
• Internal memo: T-Mobile USA CEO joining unnamed rival after abrupt resignation –
• FYI: Could Drugs Like “Bath Salts” Be Causing An Outbreak of Cannibalism? –
• This Is Google’s New Nexus 7 Android Tablet for $199 –
• Oreo Is Brilliant, More Companies Should Follow Suit –
• Muse record official Olympics song –
• Episode IV Comes First — It’s Just Good Parenting –
• Tablet Wars: Google set to join the fray, targeting Amazon –
• Coral Reveals Lead Levels from Gasoline in the Ocean –
• This $6,000 Car Aims to Transform Africa’s Economy –