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Technology: 27 August 2010
BY TAXI
BY TAXI
Ever realized how different online and offline personalities can be? The new freeware “Digitial Mirror” may make you think twice about the things you do and say online.
It analyzes your emails and points out the irritating habits that are probably invisible to yourself. The creators of the software hope to extend the service for Facebook, Twitter and instant messaging clients as well.
Mashable points out that smartphone users are still a minority, in spite of the popularity of mobile apps. The level of smartphone penetration in the US for instance, is at 17%.
New apps like Google Voice for new Android phones might change that with the cheap calls that it provides. As the survey points out, “the growth in adoption rate” has been “linked to discounts and cheap plans”.
It analyzes your emails and points out the irritating habits that are probably invisible to yourself. The creators of the software hope to extend the service for Facebook, Twitter and instant messaging clients as well.
Mashable points out that smartphone users are still a minority, in spite of the popularity of mobile apps. The level of smartphone penetration in the US for instance, is at 17%.
New apps like Google Voice for new Android phones might change that with the cheap calls that it provides. As the survey points out, “the growth in adoption rate” has been “linked to discounts and cheap plans”.
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