Today the iPhone 5 was announced, and like many others across the world the crew at Fusion 360 were sat watching the announcement and piecing together the differences between the iPhone 4S and the iPhone 5. Here are a few of the differences that between the 2 models.
Want to watch the Apple iPhone 5 announcement / presentation live? Watch here! 1pm EST / 11am MST 12th September 2012.
Do you love Apple Keynote speeches as much as we do here at Fusion 360? Are you pumped for the new iPhone that’s likely to be announced? Well watch it live with us! Who knows, maybe we’ll get “and one more thing”.
Are you any better off since President Obama took office nearly 4 years ago? Are you one of the many who are currently unemployed or out of work? Here are just a few statistics of just how well President Obama has performed throughout his presidency.
At Fusion 360 we like to rock. We even have Rock Band set up in the back for anyone to play during the day, but there is one band that is despised in the office, Nickelback. With the current announcement that Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne are set to be hitched we would like to share with you 5 better ways to spend $70 than on a Nickelback concert ticket.
For this “Life of an Intern” post, I’ve simply prepared a brief list of my experiences here at Fusion 360:
- My first ever paid internship
- My first ever British friend
- A new addiction to podcasts
- A small but growing wall of Mtn Dew cans
- My first ever professional writing experience
- A job switch from content to design
- A new hatred of southbound I-15 traffic
- At least three new friends to talk Apple with
- At least two new friends to talk music with
- My first infographic
- My 20th infographic
- My first client pitch
- My first client rejection
- My first produced radio spot
- Newfound ability to make sack lunches
- Newfound ability to forget to eat lunch
- A growing collection of uneaten chips
- A relocation to a cubicle with a window
- Chairs that make pants squeak
- Desensitization to Swedish Fish
- First person in the Fusion 360 office rockin’ dual monitors
So yeah, it’s been pretty amazing.
– Dustin Locke
Google is on the change again. As we often see Google likes to keep everybody on their toes and at the same time improve their services to their users.
Google Places has been a great way to get local businesses recognized not only by the search engines but also by the local Google users. Google has now taken this a step further by integrating social interaction into the service.
The new service is now called Google Local. By combining Google Places and Google+ searches will now be more relevant to the end user, and will give priority to sites which your family and friends have found useful. Also for restaurants Zagat ratings have been included replacing the old Google star ratings.
What does this mean for you? Social is now going to be playing a much bigger part of SEO, especially Google+. At Fusion 360 we have seen this coming and have prepared for it. We will carry on producing great content and find more followers for you Google+ page.
This is exciting news and combines two great services allowing higher qualified visitors to your site.
For many years e-commerce sites have looked to Google Product Search (once known as Froogle, then Google Base) to promote their physical products for sale on Google. This was a free service offered by Google, however this is about to change.
Google has decided to scrap the service for a paid product listing service. Google has tried to change it’s service many times to make it better by trying to have merchants keep the information about their products more current. This has not had the effect and input from the merchants Google would have liked. By switching to a paid model Google believes the products will be kept fresh and updated.
Although this may not affect your website or business it is always great to know the changes Google makes to see what direction the company is looking to be heading.
Have you ever searched to see how much money a famous actor has? Have you ever searched for Transformers 3 to find out what it’s budget was? Or searched to see what number President Abraham Lincoln was? Well Google just made all that a little more easy for you with Google Knowledge Graph.
Working with sites like Wikipedia Google is now able to show you information like this including a picture when you perform a search without you ever needing to click on a link. The information simply appears on the right hand side where the sponsored listings would usually be.
Google is always trying to improve the way it’s search engine works by providing it’s users with the information they are looking for as fast as possible and with this update it certainly helps speed things up.
Right now Google Knowledge Graph does not show information about businesses, however it will be improved and you can bet it will be added sooner or later.
This is a great update by Google allowing sites like yours to receive higher Google rankings.
Now Google has released a further update, Penguin 1.1 to filter out any websites that were missed at the initial launch. Though this will unlikely affect you (it will actually only affect <0.1% of searches) it is worth noting.
