What do you think of Yahoo’s big move?

Tumblr is definitely the big move that people are still talking about. Instead of Yahoo being a service for middle aged and older users, Yahoo now has a hot property among youth in their teens up to people in their early thirties.

Along with Tumblr, Yahoo invested funds in Flickr to update the photosharing platform. Flickr seems new again with a refresh and a significant expansion of available storage (1 Terabyte).

With all of the acquisitions and strategic rebranding/design of products and services, has your opinion of Yahoo grown more favorable?

Depending on your business, it might make sense to have a Tumblr account. Sharing images and other media through Tumblr and Flikr can get the attention of younger consumers who may not be so easily reached through other advertising channels. It also can demonstrate that your company is keeping up with the times and not ignoring trends. Don’t lose out on good will and positive name recognition from remaining cool and hip!

Which is the better product ? iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S3? Which one do you prefer?

This is a great time for users. Apple has been offering a strong ecosystem for iOS users for many years now. Whether it is music, movies, books, or apps, the App Store has been the king. Also, with beautiful simplicity and user friendly luxury, the iPhone has been the standard that OEMs have tried to emulate and beat. Now here comes Samsung with the Galaxy series, specifically the S3. With a rapidly growing Google Play market that offers a strong portfolio of apps and media, along with strong hardware produced from a vertically integrated company like Apple, Samsung is the one company that has successfully been able to put pressure on Apple.

We want to hear from you! Whose team are you on!

Anxious to upgrade?

The trend has been every 2 years there is a new iPhone with a different generation number (probably coinciding with the end of contracts at carriers). In between have been incremental upgrades, that usually showcase performance increases and graphic improvements, as well as surprising new features (SIRI). Are you excited about the possibility of a faster, improved handset or are you counting down the months till the iPhone 6 comes out?

How often do you play Facebook games? Whether you are a seldom participant or a diehard enthusiast, let us know what kind of gamer you are.

Android Fragmentation: Does it really matter?

In tech circles, there is an ongoing discussion about how the user base for Android is stratified. Instead of receiving updates to the latest version, like iOS customers, Android OS versions can vary greatly from one locality to another. Android market share is divided up into four groups: Jelly Bean, Ice Cream Sandwich, Gingerbread, and everyone else (Froyo, Honeycomb, Donut, and Eclaire).

Does this actually matter to users that just want a device that allows them to check social networks, search, send text, play mobile games, and/or check and send email?

Which version of Android do you have?

What is your favorite video streaming device?

There are a number of devices to choose from in this growing category. Game consoles also offer this, so there is a lot of competition.

Which one do you prefer?

1. Apple TV
2. Google TV
3. Roku
4. Sony
5. Game Consoles (Xbox 360, etc.)
6. Other