Besides using my iphone as a phone, I also use it to read emails, tweets, facebook status updates, yammer posts and TFLN (texts from last night). Most of the applications I use serve the same purpose—they provide content from various sources/ individuals, and they all have either an equivalent desktop application or websites. As I’ve become intimately familiar with these apps, I’ve begun to appreciate some of things that one or another does, and I’ve found it increasingly annoying that all of the apps aren’t following suit.
Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
Recommendations to Improve iPhone Social Media Apps
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010Tags: Facebook, iPhone, Mobile, Social Media, twitter, User Experience
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#DeltaFail: Customer Experience Affected by Merger
Thursday, March 18th, 2010“#deltafail What a clusterf**k! I’d rather crawl over broken glass with Danny DeVito on my back than fly in the USA” (@brucetiffee)
I haven’t been impressed with Delta lately but if I was given that choice, I’d choose the plane over Danny DeVito.
I have been a loyal Northwest Airlines (NWA) flyer since 2004 (mainly due to the fact that I live in or had lived in hub cities, first Minneapolis (MSP) and then Detroit (DTW)). I’ve been a Platinum Elite member since October 2007 which gave me a lot of perks until Delta introduced Diamond status, which makes Platinum mean less on Delta than it did on NWA.
Tags: Social Media, twitter, User Experience
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Blogging for Thought Leadership – Part 1: Why & How
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009One of our company’s business goals in 2008 was to promote thought leadership occurring within our organization. To meet this goal, we decided to try it out with one practice area. The User Experience group took on the challenge and decided to launch a blog. This article is the first of two in which we’ll discuss why we chose to publish a blog and how we went about it.
Tags: Analytics, Blogging, Facebook, Thought Leadership, twitter
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