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Android : Nouvelle mise à jour Google+
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Color Social Network
Read a bit about the new Color Social Network - an interesting concept but the privacy concerns really get me worried. It seems before we know it our whole lives will just be on display for anybody to see - this coupled with my last post about Google working on locally targeted ads showing up on your smart phone...what a world huh?
Amplify’d from hubpages.com
Color Social Network: A Photo social network that's Post-PC
Color Social Network $41 Million in new funding!
Color.com really made a grand entrance today (3/24/2011). Not only did they just release their app live on Android and Apple iOS yesterday, but today they secured a staggering $41 Million dollar check from Sequoia Capital, in collaboration with Bain Capital and Silicon Valley Bank.
You think you have never head of Sequoia Capital right? Maybe you forgot about another start-up they invested in. Google. And guess what? They invested LESS in that venture than in Color.
So why all the hype? Color CEO Bill Nguyen has a good track record. He co-founded Lala, a cloud-based music service to Apple for $80 Million in 2009.
His vision: To create a social network that is post-PC. It's clear that Color (and their investors) believe in the future of the smart phone. This social network does not exist on a PC - in fact the whole idea only works with a portable device.
The basic idea revolves around sharing photos and videos based off user proximity, calculated by GPS. Users are then connected automatically through Bluetooth. This is a novel concept, but it certainly edges up against that fine line between public and private. It certainly gets my privacy warning signals going.
See more at hubpages.com
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