[TechRepublic] Twitter's iOS 5 integration is a disappointment

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Twitter's iOS 5 integration is a disappointment Twitter's deep integration into iOS 5 was welcomed by professionals who manage social media. Unfortunately, it's missing important functionality. Read more Resource of the day Prepare an ERM classification scheme Classification is a key aspect of the record-keeping framework; links between classification, access, and disposal are important for both control and automation. Download whitepaper here More from TechRepublic   Apple iPhone 4S Teardown: Old design, new hardware Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPhone 4S and finds a design nearly identical to that of the iPhone 4, but also significant hardware updates. Read more Stop freaking out about the Windows 8 interface Based on has often been very intense and passionate feedback, Microsoft has made a few changes to the Windows 8 Metro Interface. Read more 10 things Android must change to become a long-term player Android could lose its top-dog status if it doesn't address some serious flaws. Justin James runs through some areas that are sorely in need of improvement. Read more The death of the tablet OS Patrick Gray believes that tablet mobile operating systems are beginning to take a back seat to the apps, content, and connectivity available on the devices. Do you agree? Read more Google tools fail to motivate enterprise collaboration Despite Google's best efforts, TechRepublic members are not yet enamored with the Google Apps collaboration tools. Read more Facing a data apocalypse: The limitations of digital storage Donovan Colbert explores his deepest fears about what could happen to all that data being backed up. Will imperfect methodologies have to do or are we facing a data disaster? Read more News from ZDNet   How much money does Google make from mobile? Two and a half billion reasons why Google loves mobile. Read more 10 technology trends that will define enterprise architecture in the 2010s In terms of technology trends shaping enterprise architects' jobs over the next three years, its all about cloud, cloud, cloud and mobile. Read more Why my parents don't use Android Last week, my parents needed to buy new cell phones. Guess which phone I told them to get? Read more If not for Siri, would we care about the iPhone 4S? The iPhone 4S is selling like crazy, but its hardware enhancements alone are not worth the upgrade Read more Siri, why can't you help me? Tip to get more crazy answers Siri is a pretty amazing AI service on the new iPhone 4S, but remember it is in beta and not yet perfect. You may lose your connection to the service so here is a tip to reconnect. Read more iCloud vs. Exchange, Gmail: Pick your choice wisely With iCloud out the door, many have struggled with problems and conflicts that delete everything. Should you join the iCloud bandwagon, or does everything 'just work' already? Read more iPhone 4S: Day 1 with an Android phone owner I have only had the iPhone 4S for a day, but already have some strong impressions of the latest phone from Apple. My POV is that of a heavy Android user, and may surprise you. Read more BlackBerry's outage post-mortem: Where did it all go wrong? Just as the BlackBerry maker will be looking for answers to its four-day global outage, so are users. Why was the situation handled so badly? Read more Find My Friends: creepy or cool? Apple's new Find My Friends app is like a mashup of Google Latitude and Foursquare radar. It should be a hit with students and 20-somethings, but I'm not so sure about married folks. Read more Apple imposes 'one device' limitation on 'Find My Friends' service Siri, why do I have to choose between my iPhone and iPad? Read more Microsoft does an awesome job of revamping the Windows 8 Task Manager Out with the old Windows Task Manager, in with the new! Read more Without Dennis Ritchie, there would be no Jobs Modern computing as we know it would not have existed without Dennis Ritchie, father of the C programming language and Co-creator of the UNIX operating system. Read more International travelers: Here is how to SIM unlock your Verizon Apple iPhone 4S The Apple iPhone 4S is promoted as a world phone, but international travelers should be aware of what that means. I also went through the process and can answer your questions. Read more Google Buzz gets axed. Finally. Google finally pulls the plug on Buzz, choosing to focus its efforts on Google Plus instead. Read more Does iOS 5 hint at a new Apple TV coming soon? With any new release of an Apple operating system, there are a legion of fanboys sniffing around the code, trying to suss out any new devices being referred to. The latest version of iOS is no... Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 4S Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPhone 4S. Inside the smartphone are the A5 processor and hardware from Toshiba, Qualcomm, Avago, and TriQuint. View on site Today's recommended downloads Prepare an ERM classification scheme KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study A New Approach to IT Service Management (Serena Software) Proactive Performance Management for Enterprise Databases (Quest Software) Key Methods for Managing Complex Database Environments (Quest Software)   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the products, people, and ideas that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Google+ feed: +Jason Hiner Four ways that iOS 5 will impact IT departments Scott Lowe highlights four of the new features in iOS 5 that he believes will have the most impact on IT departments. Steve Jobs remembered Steve Jobs has passed away, tech world mourns The Tale of Steve Jobs and the Five Dragons Steve Jobs on career lessons learned Steve Jobs' effect on open source Video: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs Video: Steve Jobs narrating "Here's to the Crazy Ones" tribute Gallery: Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products

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[TechRepublic] Twitter's iOS 5 integration is a disappointment

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Twitter's iOS 5 integration is a disappointment Twitter's deep integration into iOS 5 was welcomed by professionals who manage social media. Unfortunately, it's missing important functionality. Read more Resource of the day 2011 Human Resources Survey With unprecedented developments in globalization, new questions are plaguing the HR industry. With this in mind, HR professionals across the world were given a survey. Read this white paper to learn the results. More from TechRepublic   Apple iPhone 4S Teardown: Old design, new hardware Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPhone 4S and finds a design nearly identical to that of the iPhone 4, but also significant hardware updates. Read more Stop freaking out about the Windows 8 interface Based on has often been very intense and passionate feedback, Microsoft has made a few changes to the Windows 8 Metro Interface. Read more 10 things Android must change to become a long-term player Android could lose its top-dog status if it doesn't address some serious flaws. Justin James runs through some areas that are sorely in need of improvement. Read more The death of the tablet OS Patrick Gray believes that tablet mobile operating systems are beginning to take a back seat to the apps, content, and connectivity available on the devices. Do you agree? Read more Google tools fail to motivate enterprise collaboration Despite Google's best efforts, TechRepublic members are not yet enamored with the Google Apps collaboration tools. Read more Facing a data apocalypse: The limitations of digital storage Donovan Colbert explores his deepest fears about what could happen to all that data being backed up. Will imperfect methodologies have to do or are we facing a data disaster? Read more News from ZDNet   How much money does Google make from mobile? Two and a half billion reasons why Google loves mobile. Read more 10 technology trends that will define enterprise architecture in the 2010s In terms of technology trends shaping enterprise architects' jobs over the next three years, its all about cloud, cloud, cloud and mobile. Read more Why my parents don't use Android Last week, my parents needed to buy new cell phones. Guess which phone I told them to get? Read more If not for Siri, would we care about the iPhone 4S? The iPhone 4S is selling like crazy, but its hardware enhancements alone are not worth the upgrade Read more Siri, why can't you help me? Tip to get more crazy answers Siri is a pretty amazing AI service on the new iPhone 4S, but remember it is in beta and not yet perfect. You may lose your connection to the service so here is a tip to reconnect. Read more iCloud vs. Exchange, Gmail: Pick your choice wisely With iCloud out the door, many have struggled with problems and conflicts that delete everything. Should you join the iCloud bandwagon, or does everything 'just work' already? Read more iPhone 4S: Day 1 with an Android phone owner I have only had the iPhone 4S for a day, but already have some strong impressions of the latest phone from Apple. My POV is that of a heavy Android user, and may surprise you. Read more BlackBerry's outage post-mortem: Where did it all go wrong? Just as the BlackBerry maker will be looking for answers to its four-day global outage, so are users. Why was the situation handled so badly? Read more Find My Friends: creepy or cool? Apple's new Find My Friends app is like a mashup of Google Latitude and Foursquare radar. It should be a hit with students and 20-somethings, but I'm not so sure about married folks. Read more Apple imposes 'one device' limitation on 'Find My Friends' service Siri, why do I have to choose between my iPhone and iPad? Read more Microsoft does an awesome job of revamping the Windows 8 Task Manager Out with the old Windows Task Manager, in with the new! Read more Without Dennis Ritchie, there would be no Jobs Modern computing as we know it would not have existed without Dennis Ritchie, father of the C programming language and Co-creator of the UNIX operating system. Read more International travelers: Here is how to SIM unlock your Verizon Apple iPhone 4S The Apple iPhone 4S is promoted as a world phone, but international travelers should be aware of what that means. I also went through the process and can answer your questions. Read more Google Buzz gets axed. Finally. Google finally pulls the plug on Buzz, choosing to focus its efforts on Google Plus instead. Read more Does iOS 5 hint at a new Apple TV coming soon? With any new release of an Apple operating system, there are a legion of fanboys sniffing around the code, trying to suss out any new devices being referred to. The latest version of iOS is no... Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 4S Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPhone 4S. Inside the smartphone are the A5 processor and hardware from Toshiba, Qualcomm, Avago, and TriQuint. View on site Today's recommended downloads Pre-Built Data Warehouses: Off The Rack (IBM) Make a Smooth Transition to SharePoint Online (Quest Software) Web Attacks: What's behind the malware (Sophos) Fuel Your Growth With Data (Dun & Bradstreet) Boost Web Application Performance for a Better User Experience (dynaTrace software)   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the products, people, and ideas that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Google+ feed: +Jason Hiner Four ways that iOS 5 will impact IT departments Scott Lowe highlights four of the new features in iOS 5 that he believes will have the most impact on IT departments. Steve Jobs remembered Steve Jobs has passed away, tech world mourns The Tale of Steve Jobs and the Five Dragons Steve Jobs on career lessons learned Steve Jobs' effect on open source Video: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs Video: Steve Jobs narrating "Here's to the Crazy Ones" tribute Gallery: Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products

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