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My favorite mobile Twitter software of all times, moTweets, is getting updated to version 3.0 and this is a sweet upgrade. Before I even get into the feature updates just let me say that this new version of moTweets is fast. Start up and display of your Twitter timeline is so much . . . Read More: Panoramic Software Updates moTweets for Windows Phone To Version 3.0 
Over the last week or so a post we wrote in September of this year has been getting a lot of traffic. The post, Return Your Facebook Timeline to Normal, was written shortly after Facebook unveiled the Featured Stories organization of our Facebook Newsfeeds. That post was in response to that feature . . . Read More: Facebook Timeline Is Here To Stay 
Microsoft just unveiled So.cl (pronounced “social”), which is described a site “designed to give students the ability to network with peers, share useful information quickly, and build their own pages that collect information from both inside and outside the classroom–in a sense, transforming the web and social networks into the new classroom.” . . . Read More: Microsoft Unveils So.cl: Social Network 
We know our community loves info regarding the power of social media. I ran across this rather informed infographic on social media called Stats of the Day. Thanks to Dream Systems Media for bringing this information and also to Sarah Evans for generating the statics this infograhic is based on.
. . . Read More: Infographic: Stats Of The Day In Social Media 
Klout (n.) – The Klout Score measures influence based on your ability to drive action. Every time you create content or engage you influence others. The Klout Score uses data from social networks in order to measure True Reach: How many people you influence; Amplification: How much you influence them; Network Impact: . . . Read More: Do Klout Top Influencers or Top Klout Recipients Have More Actual Klout? Welcome to Episode 30 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. In this show we discuss the TechNet Virtual labs; Apple’s iOS5 battery issues; a time lapse video from the ISS; Wi-Fi on international flights over water; NASA’s Mars Rovers latest discovery; the PODCAST App Starter Kit for Windows Phone 7; Windows 8 Battery life and power consumption; Tango video calling app for Windows Phone 7; percentage of employee’s banned from social networks while at work; automated MAC backups to your Windows Home Server 2011 or Small Business Server 2011 Essentials systems; Smartphone multitasking while watching TV; Xbox Live auto-renewal option; military veteran’s support from Microsoft and Google; Facebook backs of on organizing your timeline a bit; mobile Flash is no more; 1st gen iPod Nano’s battery issue gets worldwide replacement program; keyboard shortcuts for your Windows PC; new Windows Phone Wallpaper site; why Google+ and Facebook are not competing with each other; YouTube redesign; a Lumia 800 Windows Phone makes a reviewer think about giving up their iPhone; why Amazon is not sweating selling you the hardware for less than cost; and news agencies use of Twitter. We wrap up the show with a review of the past week on WindowsObserver.com. . . . Read More: Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 30  Leave a comment  All Posts, PODCASTS  amazon, apple, battery life, facebook, flash, Google, inflight, International Space Station, iOS5, iPod, ISS, Lumia 800, mac, Mars Rovers, microsoft, military, Mobile, Nano, NASA, observed tech, PODCAST App Starter Kit for Windows Phone, PODCASTS, social media, Tango, TechNet Virtual labs, timeline, twitter, Veterans, WHS 2011, wi-fi, windows 8, windows phone, WP7, xbox live, YouTube
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