Better App For Google+ on iPad

ByMike McBride July 5, 2012 Reading Time: 1 minute

One of my many pet peeves with trying to use Google+ is the lame app for the iPhone and iPad, and the inability to do simple tasks even in the mobile version of the website.

Seriously, just try and manage G+ pages, or add a link to your stream from a mobile device without jumping through serious hoops. 😉

The other day I found my solution. iShare+ is a native iPad app that allows me to do all those things. I can post a link to my G+ stream, and I can switch between my personal profile and my pages easily. It’s proven to be quite useful, and well worth the $1.99 price tag.

If you’ve been looking for a better mobile experience with G+, you could do worse than give this a try.

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Always when you don’t have time
ByMike McBride July 31, 2007July 20, 2014 Reading Time: 1 minute

It never fails that something stupid happens right before you need to leave. I need to get to sleep, and I plugged in my iPod to sync, and itunes crashed, apparently taking 17 songs along with it. The MP3’s no longer exist. I’ll have to pull the files off my backup, external, drive, but not…

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The Tech Industry – Which Game Are We Playing?
ByMike McBride August 28, 2023August 27, 2023 Reading Time: 4 minutes

But in other areas of life, that’s not at all how the game works. War, business, education, etc. are not finite games. It’s not clear who all of the competitors are, the rules change and there’s no one “score” that everyone has agreed upon. Maybe most importantly, it doesn’t end at the allocated time, it goes on and on with some of the competitors giving up over time and dropping out of the game.

The problem Simon identifies is that when the game is infinite, but you play it as if it were finite, you end up in a quagmire.

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Linked – Lawyers Send Mobile Ads To Phones In ER Waiting Rooms
ByMike McBride June 15, 2018June 13, 2018 Reading Time: 2 minutes

This is pretty horrible. “Patients sitting in emergency rooms, at chiropractors’ offices and at pain clinics in the Philadelphia area may start noticing on their phones the kind of messages typically seen along highway billboards and public transit: personal injury law firms looking for business by casting mobile online ads at patients. The potentially creepy…

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Linked – With smart cities, your every step will be recorded
ByMike McBride May 2, 2018May 1, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

No worries, I’m sure no one would ever misuse this much data, right? Although they have huge potential to make life better, the possibility of increasingly smarter cities also raises serious privacy concerns. Through sensors embedded into our cities, and the smartphones in our pockets, smart cities will have the power to constantly identify where…

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Twitter Lists
ByMike McBride November 3, 2009 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I finally got a chance this week to look at the new Twitter Lists feature, and I must say, now that I’ve seen it in use, I get it a little better than I first did. When I first heard about it, I honestly thought, “Yeah so what, I already have groups in Tweetdeck, I…

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Why We Can’t Expect Facebook to Fact Check Our Feeds
ByMike McBride February 20, 2020February 20, 2020 Reading Time: 3 minutes

I’ve held this opinion for awhile, that no matter what Facebook does, there’s no way it’s going to be able to deal with the scope of fake news, harassment, etc. that rolls through their platform every day. (Or any other social media company.) Anything they do simply won’t scale. Let’s take fact-checking, for example: What…

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