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Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger
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I'm a blogger who writes about, videos, and photographs the tech industry
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Have Arrington and Conway screwed up big time with their investment in Highlight?

Tonight I’m getting message after message that friend after friend has joined Highlight (the photo above is of Paul Davison showing it off to some of its first users back in December on the day...

05 mar 12

Scoble: hit man of Silicon Valley?

Today a “journalist” (Dan Lyons) says I have been hitting up VCs to start my own fund. Really? I didn’t know that! For the record, I’m not raising a fund. This article is NOT ...

23 feb 12

Pinterest is to Facebook as Storify’s new iPad app is to Twitter

Back in 2010 I wrote this article about the need for content curation software. Storify is it. Here’s a look at its new iPad app which is very awesome. Why is this important? Well, let’s ...

22 feb 12

Why I am tired of Silicon Valley’s focus on virality, Glassmap is far worse than Path ever was

You might have seen all the people beating up on Path about two weeks ago. But that really is pretty benign behavior, in my experience, when compared to companies, like Glassmap, who really are hurti...

22 feb 12

Hacker News vs. Google+

I might as well have titled this “Hacker News vs Marketers.” Or “Hacker News vs Bloggers.” Or “jerks vs nice people.” But I never participate in Hacker News for a ...

05 feb 12

It’s too late for Dave Winer and John Battelle to save the common web

The date was January 3, 2008. Facebook had kicked me off for running a script to try to save the common web. See, I worked with Plaxo to run a simple script. One that would have taken my contacts out...

05 feb 12

HTML 5 pushback in San Francisco? Best mobile app designers say yes

The new Path? The one that won a Crunchie last night for great design? It’s not done in HTML 5. This morning I saw something new coming soon from Storify. Not done in HTML 5. This morning I vis...

02 feb 12

Why Facebook will be worth a half trillion by 2015: the mobile and open graph revenue it’s leaving ...

Lots of people think Facebook is overvalued, at about $100 billion (it just released their S1, announcing its IPO). But in talking with developers, like I did with Foodspotting’s founder, Alexa...

01 feb 12

2012 brings a pause in the disruption

OK, I’ve been talking with hundreds of geeks from around the world this year at three conferences, CES, DLD, and World Economic Forum. I’m seeing a trend that is worth talking about. What...

01 feb 12

Why I love PandoDaily, new media company focused on startups

Today Sarah Lacy, formerly of Techcrunch, announced she was starting a new media company and has gotten funded, to the tune of $2.5-million by a variety of big names in investing. This is just what t...

16 jan 12

My first photowalk with Lytro’s lightfield camera

This weekend we’ll be in Yosemite with Google+ photographers, including Thomas Hawk, Trey Ratcliff Karen Hutton Scott Jarvie Peter Adams shirley lo and Kimberly Shoemaker. All trying to make a ...

28 dec 11

Oh, Charlie, you should have been here for Christmas

Oh, Charlie. Charlie Kindel, that is. He used to work at Microsoft. He still has Microsoft in his blood as he tries to explain why Windows Phone 7 hasn’t taken off. I thought about posting this...

27 dec 11

Viral coefficients + store feature + branding + influencers = cool apps on iOS first

At LeWeb last week former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt was asked by an audience member why the coolest apps come out on iOS first. Apps like Flipboard and Instagram. He answered: “”So my pred...

12 dec 11

The Facebook Freaky Line

It seems everyone is getting freaked out by Facebook once again. Molly Wood at CNET says that Facebook’s automatic sharing features are ruining sharing. That got everyone to pile on over on Tec...

20 nov 11

Developers: two companies you should be paying attention to (Loggly and New Relic)

New Relic and Loggly. I am hearing about them more and more from leading-edge developers around the world. At the recent Y Combinator Startup School these two were praised on stage. So, I wanted to l...

08 nov 11

I wish I had never heard of Google+’s brand pages

OK, you all know I’m Google+’s biggest fan, right? For the past five months I’ve poured almost all my time into my Google+ account, which has paid off with a fun community and a lot...

08 nov 11

Verb wall: The $40 billion Mark Zuckerberg is leaving on the table

I was on stage with Facebook advertising Product Manager Paul Adams this morning. Don’t know who he is? He came up with the research that led to Google Circles before moving to Facebook. Intere...

03 nov 11

Beating the traffic woes: Trapster vs. Waze

I drive a lot. Since mid-2009 I’ve put 45,000 on my 2010 Prius. Almost every mile of that has been with my trusty iPhone, usually on a holder on the dashboard or in one of my drink holders. Lat...

01 nov 11

A note to Dave Winer and Fred Wilson

Hi Dave and Fred, Dave, I’ve been away from your RSS for a while now. Heck, I’ve been away from blogging. But I’ve been thinking about what you told me when I visited you in New Yor...

31 oct 11

Eighteen minutes with the new Lytro camera and its founder

Reprinted from my post on Google+. I get a pretty good demo of the camera, then Ren Ng comes over (he’s the genius who developed this technology while at Stanford — he’s been workin...

20 oct 11

Watch this for some “magical technology”

You might have seen Marco Tempest’s video on TED where he fooled the audience with three iPhones. But do you know how he did it? (You should watch his TED video first, because if you watch my v...

16 oct 11

My apology to Tim Cook and remembering Steve Jobs

A few weeks ago I wrote an article for the Next Web about Steve Jobs. In it I tell about my front-row seat on Steve Jobs career. Tonight I apologized to Tim Cook, Apple’s new CEO, for being har...

06 oct 11

Crittercism is a Support Infrastructure for Mobile Apps

When mobile applications crash, it is critical for developers to be aware of the problem so that they are able to get to work on a remedy. Providing feedback, however, can be difficult for users, cau...

28 sep 11

Washington Post New Social Reader

Wow. I love this new “social reader” from the Washington Post. Don Graham, chairman of the Washington Post company (damn smart guy who has seen a TON in the publishing world) and I talk a...

27 sep 11

Singboard Brings Karaoke to the Internet

Ray Chan, Co-Founder and CEO of Singboard, and his partners arrived at 500 Startups with an idea for a photo-sharing app. After initial feedback for the app was luke warm, however, things changed dra...

27 sep 11

Evri Jumps into the Tablet News Fray

Evri has another news reader. But this one has some seriously cool technology underneath. Here CEO Will Hunsinger gives us a bunch of reasons why its technology is better. I’m loving this fight...

27 sep 11

Two apps that show the depth of what Facebook shipped today

Today Mark Zuckerberg announced a sweeping set of changes to Facebook. If you, for some weird reason, weren’t aware of the changes there’s LOTS of press coverage over on Techmeme. So, ins...

23 sep 11

Zite Brings Personalized News Content to the iPad

Recently CNN bought Zite. Here we talk with Zite’s CEO, to find out what’s going on in this hot category and how Zite differs from the other players in the field. There are a host of diff...

22 sep 11

Fotopedia Turns Flipboard Into a Beautiful Photo Magazine

You know I love Flipboard and I love Fotopedia too. Fotopedia has beautiful photographs and Flipboard has a beautiful socially-influenced iPad magazine. Now the two are together and here the founder ...

22 sep 11

Tonara: An iPad App for Musicians

Check out this video. iPad app listens to musicians and follows along, so you don’t need to switch sheet music. It does a lot more. This is why the iPad is just so cool. Does your tablet do thi...

15 sep 11

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