Tips Conversations Key to Establishing Brand on Twitter As the social Web expands, it becomes continually easier for large corporations to communicate with their customers wherever they spend their time online. Facebook and Twitter have attracted big brands because that's where the customers are, but failing to use these services to their own unique potential is just as easy as setting up an account… Chris Cameron View comments
Analysis Augment Reality for the Enterprise - SAP Employee Unveils Prototype SAP employee Timo Elliott has unveiled a prototype for an augmented reality business intelligence iPhone app. He emphasizes that it's a prototype, not a supported product. It's not available for download yet, but Elliott gives us a look at what an augmented enterprise could look like. Elliot released some proof-of-concept mock-ups on his blog… Enterprise Klint Finley View comments
Cloud Computing Cloud Music Streams Your Music Collection From Google Docs Rumor has it Google will be finally launching a cloud-based "Google Music" later this year, but if you can't wait that long, there's an alternative - Cloud Music. The iPhone app is surely not as full-featured or integrated as something we'd expect to see from Google or Apple, but for two bucks and a bit of ingenuity, it'll certainly do. Play Mike Melanson View comments
Events Startl Seeks Builders of Mobile Learning Apps Interested in helping create the next generation of tech tools for teaching and learning? The education technology accelerator Startl is seeking entrepreneurs and designers interested in building innovative mobile applications for learning. Startl is accepting application now for its November 2010 Mobile Design Boost. Audrey Watters View comments
Cloud Computing Weekly Poll: Is the Cloud Infrastructure Market Too Crowded? We wrote last week about the state of the cloud services market and how crowded it is becoming. Cloud Bzz lists more than 30 providers. That includes companies that provide enterprise private clouds, public clouds and public sector clouds. John Treadway's take is that over the next few years there will be at most five or six companies that… Alex Williams View comments