No, I deleted the facebook app and tried using the fb command to make a post and it asked me to download the app to be able to use that.
Posts by James 51
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LEAKED: Redmond not allowed to sell 'Nokia' smartphones after 2015
Okay, I've got mild sunstroke but after reading the article one thing is not clear. I thought from the coverage a few months ago MS had 10 years to use the Nokia name for phones. Did this change in the final deal or is it an internal strategy decision?
BTW BB10 has a good level of support for social platforms. It can get alerts and make posts without opening apps though I am guessing the OS is leveraging the apps to do so. Does this make it be platform that best integrates socal platforms?
Amazon's not-actually-3D Fire: Bezos' cash register in YOUR pocket
The cute things they say
SPIDER-TROOP, Spider-troop, does whatever a spider troop can
Was I the only one who saw this and immediately thought of applications in space? Imagine the sole of boots and gloves in spacesuits covered with this. New designs for tethers. Robots could use it too. Could be a good way to grab a satellite you wanted to do maintenance on. Instead of grabbing it with a robot arm, have the arm end in a pad of this stuff and put it against the best surface you can manage.
You know what today's movies need? More drones
Wouldn't you need to come up with the audio track seperately (unless your drone has whisper mode of course)?
The power lines application sounds good but what happens if it crashes into said lines? Plus the time they would be most useful would be when lines go down e.g. during storms. Might that be that useful.
The enemy of my enemy is my, well, temporary ally: Apple and Microsoft in pact against Google
New 'Windows-8.1-with-Bing': How's it different from Windows 8.1?
Xamarin: Design an app for Windows, iOS and Android ... from one codebase?
Using email? Text messages? Congrats, you're in the 'underbelly of dark social sharing'
Amazon turns screws on French publisher: Don't feel sorry for Hachette, it's just 'negotiation'
Police at the door? Hit the PANIC button to erase your RAM
Re: Whitter
They wouldn't let that stop them from putting you away for along time. The level of harrasment isn't just for your benefit, it's to encourge future victims to hand stuff over. Let's not forget the number of times anti-terror legislation has been used to pick people up at the gates of a police station for another week of questioning.
What can The Simpsons teach us about stats algorithms? Glad you asked...
Apple goes after BlackBerry's last stronghold
Truphone debuts 66-country flat rate roaming deal
Microsoft to release epic Xbox One update in June
EE boffin: 5G will be the LAST WORD in mobe tech – literally
More chance you came a cropper on a UK road than bought a Chromebook this year
Cisco reboots PC with $1500 'Scandafornian' Android fondleslab
Peak thumb drive is coming in 2016
Titsup Russian rocket EXPLODES, destroys $275m telly satellite
Space Station in CRISIS: Furious Russia threatens to BAN US from ISS
Archos ArcBook: An Android netbook for a measly hundred-and-seventy clams
GM reveals how much you'll pay to turn your car into a rolling 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot
Nokia Camera guru: I'm finished being Finnish, and off to 'the company you're thinking of'
Netflix FREEZES prices for existing UK users to stop them quitting vid-streaming service
Virgin Media sales are a bit flat under the Cable Cowboy's reign
Streaming brilliant: Netflix signs access agreement with Verizon
Re: Peering
In the UK, every time a group of villagers and/or with the local council gets together and launches a local fast broadband programme, BT suddenly announce that the local exchange is getting an upgrade and the prices undercut what the locals can compete with.
I went into a Virgin Media shop and asked them if there were any plans, no matter how long term to expand their network the thirty miles it would take to reach my reasonably large town and the answer was it's never going to happen. They are content to milk existing infrastructure and aren't investing in any more.
If existing companies can raise the barriers to enter the market so high they effectively become monopolies even if they aren’t legally entrenched ones.