Google Project Glass, Twitter SPAM, Content Curation, Speedlink 14:2012

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Hello everyone! Hope you all had a great week. You may already have heard about Google unveiling a concept called “Project Glass“. Essentially, the device, that resembles eyeglasses, takes all the functionality of a smartphone and places it into the see-through lens displaying lots of information, from text messages to maps to reminders. As the team over at project glass states:

We think technology should work for you—to be there when you need it and get out of your way when you don’t.

Project Glass, one day…

And a short modified version of some possible “pitfalls” from wearing it.. (parody)

So what do you think, are we really going to need this digitally enhanced glasses eventually?

Anyway, on a side note, it seems that Google is not the only one focused on attacking spammers. Twitter this week decided to take the “fight” up a notch and filed legal suits against some “automated” Twitter services. It appears that services such as “TweetBuddy” and even “TweetAdder”, are amongst the defendants of this legal assault. Read more about it here.

And for the roundup of this week, in no particular order:

SEO/Marketing

Content/Online Business Bites

In case you missed it: Free Content Curation Tools (shameless promotion)

Social Web/Other Cool Stuff

  • 2012 Social Media Marketing Industry Report (excellent and available only until April 19 – its free!)
  • 25 Timeline Ready Apps for Enhancing Your Facebook Page
  • 10 Terrific Resources to Learn Web Development Yourself
  • 5 Ways to Avoid Looking Desperate or Selfish on Social Media

Around the Web [more roundups] – new

Pagination and SEO

Google’s Maile Ohye examines the issues webmasters face with paginated content: paginated articles, product category listings, etc. She then explains the options available to those webmasters concerned about SEO, including rel=”next” and rel=”prev” HTML markup.

That’s it! Enjoy and have a great week ahead. For those who celebrate, Happy Easter!

DiTesco

DiTesco is a Business and Inbound Marketing Consultant, and founder of iBlogzone.com. iBlogzone's main objective is to help startups and small business owners achieve success in their online ventures. | More About Me and my Digital Marketing Services in SP Brazil.

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  • Glass seems weird to me, DiTesco. I thinking looking at a laptop screen, or picking up a book or paper, requires little effort to begin with 😉 To each their own. As for twitter, looks like I suspended automation at the right time. After moving between automation and not automating, I noted this: on days where I send out only unique tweets, I generate 15 to 20 fresh, targeted followers. Even if I tweet 5 or 10 times, this number remains consistent. I generate 5 to 10 on days where I automated. Although my RTs are a bit higher on auto days I think Big Picture: running an in demand, content fresh stream is my ultimate goal.

    Thanks for sharing DiTesco.

  • I think the idea of Google Glass is a great one, but it’s simply not practical yet. As the parody showed, it is simply dangerous in everyday life. Not only that, but as glasses, it won’t be too popular. What about people who rely on glasses anyway? Do they wear two pairs? Do they buy enhanced versions?

    It’s just not going to be practical in today’s society. Smartphones are thriving because they work. People don’t want something new, they just want something better.

    • I agree with you on this, it is not looking a great or very useful project. I am not very fond of twitter, so I don’t think it has great use for me…

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  • I especially agree DiTesco with Ching Ya’s article making it to this weeks list. Here post was phenomenal. Girl has talent. 😉

  • I really don’t know why google started Project Glass ? LOL

    good article,
    ~ Jafar.

    • It is a new gadget, toy, whatever you want to call it. Google wanted to create new innovations.

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