Liz Gannes
Writer, AllThingsD
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I write for AllThingsD. My last name rhymes with braaains.
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@TheDavidMurphy @karaswisher don't know! but on second thought we should call it a "high score" instead.
The real question is, can @karaswisher set a new tweets-per-hour record?
Kids and robots vine.co/v/b9mJOAPQWV3
Good morning Maker Faire! @ Maker Faire 2013 instagram.com/p/ZgAVTDAcWy/
@KayMode Unfortunately I did not see it arrive. Was out doing errands.
There's a self-driving car parked in front of my house. Think I can bum a ride? instagram.com/p/ZeMVbtgcYC/
RT @allthingsd: If Google Glass met Oculus Rift met Leap Motion, you'd get Meta -by @LizGannes dthin.gs/19F1HVw
Meta Wants to Become the Next Augmented-Reality Glasses Phenom
allthingsd.com — Just a couple years ago, nobody thought much about wearing computers on their faces. But soon there will be actual differentiation among the competition: Google Glass offers an interface for searching and taking photos without pulling out a smartphone; Oculus Rift is much more immersive, blocking out reality to allow users to see themselves inside a game; Recon Instruments makes goggles (and coming soon, sunglasses) to help skiers and bikers track their activities.
RT @allthingsd: Shoot the Moon: How Google Turned a Hodgepodge of Upgrades Into a Show of Strength -by @LizGannes dthin.gs/19zv1wF
How Google Turned a Hodgepodge of Upgrades Into a Show of Strength
allthingsd.com — Imagine this: A big conference where a closely watched tech company launched barely anything new or unexpected. And, after confining the audience to their seats for three hours of a hodgepodge of announcements, the CEO of the company came out and bemoaned the industry horse-race mentality (which could be read as hypocritical for many reasons).
Creators of the Addictive Mobile App Dots on Game Tips, Making Money and “Dot-Moms” dthin.gs/13zaZ5u
Creators of the Addictive Mobile Game Dots on Game Tips, Making Money
allthingsd.com — By now you may have heard about Dots, the free mobile game that is singlehandedly responsible for at least a 27 percent decline in U.S. workplace productivity over the past two weeks, based on my very unscientific research.
RT @allthingsd: For Pebble, after $10.2M on Kickstarter, now $15M from VCs -by @LizGannes dthin.gs/12DV4Rd
After Kickstarter, Pebble Watch Gets $15M in Venture Capital From CRV
allthingsd.com — A year ago, Pebble had been rejected by a host of venture capitalists for the smartwatch it wanted to build, so it posted the idea on Kickstarter. I don't have to tell you that worked really well.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Business and Finance, Technology, Opinion and Editorial and more.
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