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« le: Décembre 28, 2024, 09:54:31 pm »
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 Looks like Google+ is following Twitter   lead on the whole Verified Account thing, letting you know for sure if you have the real Kim Karda stanley cupe shian in your circle or not. But, considering their stringent real names policy, what   the point  https://gizmodo/googles-real-names-policy-is-evil-5830471 The new feature gives the network   big names a verified user badge next to their name. But 8230; why  It just strikes me as redundan stanley cups t since no one stanley website  could make a fake account to begin with without being banned. And it   not even clear how a celebrity with a pseudonym would go about getting a profile with their stage/pen name. CNN wrote last month that celebs might have to send a copy of their driver   license to get the new badges. First, it doesn ;t look like Robin Wauters at TechCrunch did anything of the sort to get his new cred. Second, do you really think Mark Zuckerberg or Bono is sending a copy of his ID to Google  Now, it could also be PR folks and consultants working with Google to get the perks, which is probably more likely. But the reasoning  My only guess is that this is a grab for popularity on Google   part. A larger, more obvious celebrity presence would bring more people in. And those same celebs could make Google+ seem less like a wasteland to new users. If that   the case, then it   shrewd on Google   part. Shallow, but shrewd. [TechCrunch, CNN] https://gizmodo/googl Rgvr US Forces Will Soon Be Shooting DAGRs
 Everything comes with Facebook integration these days: phones, TVs, probably even a fridge somewhere. But why stop at the home  Mercedes Benz has announced in-car Facebook because, y ;know, drivers need some casual distraction.     The tie-in with Facebook started up six months ago, reports Reuters, but Mercedes already have working prototypes. Facebook Vice President of Partnerships and Platform Marketing Dan Rose, told Reuters: Now that cars have screens that are intelligent, you would expect that more and more car manufacturers will want to make those screens capable of allowing people to connect with their friends and take advantage of the social contex stanley quencher t that comes along with that. Of course, they ;re proceeding with some caution: don ;t expect to be able to type out a lengthy status while you drive. Instead, the Facebook application displays a variety of standard, pre-written posts that a driver can publish on Facebook 鈥?using something a bit like the BMW iDrive system, perhaps  More inter stanley shop estingly, if a particular destination is already  water bottle stanley entered into the car   navigation system, you ;ll be able to automatically publish a status update mentioning that you ;re en route, along with an estimated time of arrival based on the current traffic patterns. It will also provide a list of places along the route that your friends have liked: restaurants, coffee shops, that kind of thing. Hopefully not bars. Please not bars. Reuters claim tha