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2011年4月24日星期日

Quick Tips to make your Twitter stream more valuable and dynamic for followers

With a billion tweets per week, Twitter has become a place for people and organizations of all types to share their thoughts, reading lists and whereabouts. Real estate prospoliticiansnon-profits,journalists and small businesses are all using the social platform to connect with their communities and meet organizational goals.
Whether you’re a Twitter novice or tweeting pro, there are always ways to improve your presence on the microblogging service. Here are five ways to make your Twitter stream more valuable and dynamic for followers.

1. Get Visual



A sampling of photos recently tweeted by Gregory’s Coffee
If you’re at a loss for words, try sharing pictures or videos instead. Multimedia adds a new layer to your tweets and lets followers into your business’s otherwise-unknown world.
Gregory’s Coffee, an espresso bar with three locations in New York City, operates a lively Twitter stream, loaded with behind-the-scenes photos of latte art, pastries and employees. The photos give the coffee shop a warm and cozy persona, inviting tweeps to venture over to the shop for a nice cup o’ Joe.
Brands are using photo sharing apps in creative ways to bring fans closer to the action. Using apps, like Instagram and PicPlz, smartphone photographers can take advantage Dell studio 1536 batteryof photo-editing tools, including filters, that can make any picture look more interesting.

2. Get Physical


Social technologies such as Twitter aim to connect people. But the digital world has, in some cases, made it more challenging to genuinely connect with those around us. At tech events, for example, it’s not uncommon to see a group of people standing in a circle, tapping away on their smartphones. Business people should be cognizant of how they are using social media and understand if their behaviors are hurting or benefiting their relationships.
One way to use Twitter for physically connecting with colleagues and customers is to tweet out when employees or reps are attending industry events or making appearances at related venues. Such tweets invite real-life interaction.
The GEM Hotel, a boutique hotel with three locations in New York City, maintains an activepresence on Foursquare, checking in to nearby venues that embody the lifestyle of a GEM patron. The hotel occasionally shares its checkins via Twitter and automatically tweets when it “becomes mayor” or unlocks a badge on Foursquare, adding a bit of playfulness and humanity to its Twitter stream Dell studio 1555 battery.

3. Get Personal



With humble beginnings, many small businesses live on their stories. Talk to a small business owner, and you’ll likely discover a passionate individual who is happy to share every small detail about his or her company’s founding. You’ll learn where it all began, what the founding idea was, how the company grew throughout the years and what unexpected lessons were learned along the way.
In the spirit of that small-time, homey feeling, small businesses on Twitter can tweet about family events, employee softball tournaments and personal anecdotes. There’s a fine line between adding a personal touch and going overboard, though. Boloco, a Boston-based burrito chain that has grown substantially since its first opening in 1997, understands that balance.
Boloco’s Twitter stream is mainly composed of tweets to individuals. Tweet after tweet, marketing maven Sara Steele-Rogers and CEO John Pepper answer questions for and converse with Boloco fans. The two add a more personal touch, though, when special occasions arise. For example, a couple recently got engaged at a Boloco location — and the team was quick to congratulate the love birds on Twitter. Tweets such as this add a personal and intimate flair that showcases a business’s appreciation for its fans.

4. Get Inspired


It’s difficult to be creative all the time — when you’re in a linguistic rut, turn to other tweeters for inspiration. For small businesses, the first stop should always be those who are tweeting about you. When a jewel of an @mention appears, retweet it. Besides sharing a customer’s positive story with your followers, you’ll also be empowering that tweeter. It’s a great feeling when a brand you admire acknowledges your tweet with a simple retweet.
Trapp Family Lodge, a 2,500-acre resort in Stowe, Vermont, spends most of its Twitter stream on retweeting satisfied guests and upcoming visitors. When a user posts a image from the estate or calls out a great experience, you’re sure to find it on the Trapp Family Lodge Twitter account. Such tweets also double as customer reviews for the company, which can drive Dell vostro 1500 battery your business even more.

5. Get Smart


Twitter is all about value — users want value out of the accounts they’re following. Value can come in the form of exclusive deals, contests and even expertise. While deals and contests may take a bit more legwork to get off the ground, expertise is something that any small business owner or rep should be able to share at the drop of a hat.
Face Place, a spa with locations in Los Angeles and New York, dedicates its Twitter stream Dell vostro 1510 battery,Dell xps m1330 battery to providing daily skin care tips. Most recently, the spa has tweeted about makeup-removal tips, how blood sugar levels affect complexion and which foods are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are great for your skin.
Try spicing up your Twitter stream with tips and trivia related to your business. Your followers will appreciate the random facts you’re providing and tune in for the next tidbit.

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2011年1月25日星期二

Near Field Communications is coming in Next-gen iPhone, iPad

iPhone users may soon be able to pay for purchases by merely getting within range of a reader. A new prediction from Envisioneering Group director Richard Doherty indicates such technology is coming in the next-generation version of the iPhone and the next-generation iPad, both of which are expected to debut this year.http://www.wholesaleeshop.com.au/laptop-battery/dell-inspiron-1525.htm
The wireless technology is NFC, or Near Field Communication, and it may already be built into things you carry on a daily basis. Some credit cards come with an RFID chip that can be read at places like convenience stores and gas stations, which often have an NFC reader located just above the normal credit card reader. You can tap or wave your card near the reader and have your purchase amount deducted without having to swipe.
That's largely the extent of the NFC exposure we get here in the US, though other countries (particularly Japan) have been much more progressive in rolling out devices and phones with NFC built-in. If Apple were to implement NFC in the iPhone, it would likely work in the same way—your credit card information would be stored somewhere the phone can access it, and when you wave your phone near a reader (say a vending machine, or the checkout line), your purchase would be deducted instantly.
In addition to offering a handy way to pay for things, NFC in the iPhone could also give Apple an opportunity to offer even more targeted ads. As another analyst—Crone Consulting head Richard Crone—told Bloomberg, Apple could personalize its iAds to specific stores or products that Apple knows the customer already buys. Why does this matter? Ad rates (that is, those paid by the marketing companies) could skyrocket once they're more aware of the products that each customer is into.
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Doherty added that he believes Apple has already created a payment terminal prototype for small businesses that would be able to scan iPhones and iPads with NFC built-in. He says Apple is either heavily subsidizing the terminals or giving them away for free in order to get the tech off the ground.
Although this latest prediction comes courtesy of the not-always-reliable analyst community, the rumor that Apple has been working on incorporating NFC into the iPhone has been around for more than a year. For one, Apple has applied for a number of patents that involve NFC technology, though patents aren't always the best indicator of what will actually make it to market. However, Apple also hired an NFC expert as product manager for mobile commerce in August of last year, giving the speculation a bit more substance.iphone near field thumb from http://www.wholesaleeshop.com.au
As a result, we would hardly be surprised to see NFC surface in an iOS device sometime in the future, though whether it'll come to both the iPhone and the iPad remains to be seen.
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2011年1月19日星期三

New Toshiba netbooks offer all-day battery life and thin design

As business travellers upgrade from their three year old laptop they're increasingly downsizing to smaller, thinner and lighter notebooks.New Toshiba Notebook from http:http://www.wholesaleeshop.com.au/Laptop
And whenever Australian Business Traveller takes to the skies we take note of what computers are being used in airport lounges and on the plane. There's no doubt that the older mid-sized laptops are making way for slimmer models, especially the 'thin and light' machines which forego a CD/DVD drive.
And we're still seeing a good portion of the littlest laptops known as 'netbooks', which were conceived as a low-cost model for school and uni students but have become a 'second PC' for many users – including an appealing go-anywhere laptop for the small business set.
After all, most of the simplest business tasks you need to do on the road can be done on a netbook – without the physical heft or high price tag of a regular notebook, and with added appeal such as a battery that'll run all day without recharging.
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So while touch-screen tablets and ultra-thin notebooks will continue to be the high-tech travel hits of 2011, netbooks are not about to disappear.
If anything, they're adding features and slicing the price tag. Toshiba's new NB500 series is a case in point.
The base model NB500 sells for an insane $399 but tops out at eight hours of  laptop battery life, with a 10.1 inch screen (making it a bit larger than an iPad's display) and weighing around 1.3kg.
At just $100 more, the $499 NB550 ups the ante with inbuilt Harman/Kardon speakers, a HDMI connector for hooking up to a desktop monitor or a flat-screen TV and the ability to recharge your smartphone via a powered USB socket even when the netbook is in sleep mode with the lid is closed.toshiba laptop computer from http://www.wholesaleeshop.com.au
How to use all that in real life? You've got enough juice to work all the way from Sydney to Singapore, but with a notebook – sorry, 'netbook' – that'll barely make a dent in your carry-on bag. Check into your hotel, plug the NB550 into the powerpoint to charge it up overnight, and at the same time you can give your BlackBerry or iPhone a top-up through the USB port.
If you've downloaded some video, the next night you can hook the NB550 up to your room's LCD TV to watch a movie on the big screen – or just play your favourite music through the peppy little top-firing speakers while you catch up on some reading.
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2011年1月16日星期日

Intel's 'Sandy Bridge' for laptops tested


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Much has been made of the latest generation of  Intel CPUs, previously dubbed "Sandy Bridge."  Post-announcement, the chips are now known as  the second generation of Intel's Core i-series  processors, and use the same Core i3/i5/i7  names as the 2010 versions.
But under the hood, much has changed. As we  reported from CES, "highlights of the second-  generation Core processors, built around a new  32nm microarchitecture, include more energy-efficient performance and improved 3D and graphics performance. Intel claims that with this new generation of CPUs, content creation is up to 42 percent faster and gaming up to 50 percent faster than with previous generations."
The CNET Labs team has been benchmarking a test laptop provided by Intel. Known as a white-box system, this is a generic laptop loaded with the 2.3GHz Intel Core i7-2820QM, one of the higher-end new Intel CPUs. As a custom-built laptop with a quad-core CPU and solid-state hard drive, this system might be what one would call a ringer, and you won't find this specific build for sale anywhere. (For laptops more likely to end up on store shelves in the near future, check out our collection of the coolest laptops of CES 2011.)http://www.wholesaleeshop.com.auNaturally, Intel has provided a list of suggested benchmark tests and workloads, all designed to show off the new Sandy Bridge components in the best light. Instead, we've run CNET's standard laptop benchmark tests, including our grueling battery drain test (the bane of PC makers around the world). Despite not using Intel's suggested applications and tests, the Sandy Bridge white-box laptop performed very well, even when up against the slate of recent high-end laptops we compared it with.
The charts below outline how the new Core i7-2820QM system did when up against current-gen Core i7 laptops, including HP's Envy 17 and Toshiba's Qosmio X505. In our single-app tests, the new quad-core Core i7 performed excellently, winning in some of the tests by a wide margin.
The real challenge was in the video game tests, which would make use of the newly revamped Intel HD graphics system, designed to make dedicated discrete graphics cards unnecessary for many users. In our not-too-challenging Unreal Tournament III test, it cranked out excellent frame rates, but keep in mind that the native resolution of the display on our test unit topped out at 1,600x900 pixels (as noted in the chart below). In a newer game, Street Fighter IV, the Sandy Bridge laptopran at about 27 frames per second. Still, these are impressive results for a laptop without a discreet video card, and leads us to think that retail Sandy Bridge systems will be fine for World of Warcraft, Portal 2, and other scalable games.
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Our test unit also ran for a very long time on its battery, using our standard video playback battery drain test--certainly much longer than previous Core i7 laptops, which are typically power-hungry gaming/multimedia rigs. Again, this may change significantly when we see actual retail systems, but it's a good sign. This system (which again, lacked dedicated gaming hardware or a massive 19x10 display) was very power efficient as well, and should cost about a quarter asmuch to run per year as a tricked-out HP Envy 17.
Once we get actual shipping versions of laptops with Intel's new quad-core Core i7 processors (mainstream dual-core versions are still a ways out), we'll be able to do more-formal testing and issue official reviews. In the meantime, check out the charts below for a taste of the future of laptops. A preview of the first desktop systems with the new CPUs can be found here.(www.wholesaleeshop.com.au)
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