Moto X Is A Contender

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Mobile Word Processor: Clutter Free And Connected

Talking Word Processor (Photo credit: ✖ Daniel Rehn)

It is amazing how clutter free the new mobile word processor Quip is. And good thing it also has a desktop option. Guess what, it is the same clutter free word processor. I think the app has legs. You immediately notice the difference. And collaboration is in built. That is so in tune with the mobile, always connected era.

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Online Ad Spend About To Overtake TV Ad Spend

Television remains the single biggest beneficiary of ad spending in the United States, with a total of $66.35 billion in 2013, according to estimates from eMarketer. But advertising online ($42 billion in 2013), including mobile devices at $7.7 billion, is growing at a much faster rate.

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