Fisher told The Guardian that 54% of Shazam's users currently tag something on TV at least once a week, which based on that 70m active-users figure, suggests at least 37.8m of the 100m+ weekly tags are TV-related.
I just got married and my other half [Warrington Wolves rugby player Richie Myler] is working at a tournament in Australia in January, so hopefully we'll tag something on to that.
Expect it to be low cost – since Nemoptic is already working to bring cheap and disposable e-store-price-tags, something you would see at the grocery store allowing price updates from a centralized computer, to the market.
It's in Reading Life that Kobo is also integrating Pocket, the app that lets users tag something online and save it to a list to read later.
"Facebook should follow in those footsteps and have, if not a zero-tolerance policy, at least some way for the community to very easily tag something as vulgar or violent".
Similar to nano's of past, the new nano will have FM radio w/ Live Pause and iTunes tagging, something Apple refers to as the "smarter way to radio".
I don't love that every time I tag something, it sends me directly to an input page where I have to fill in the price and description of the item.
Imagine for a second that you could notify your friends of something cool or noteworthy that you see when out on the town by simply pulling out your cellphone, bringing up a panorama of your location, and tagging something (a store, a parking spot, an historic landmark) with a note that is automatically shared with your friends.
While I love any concept that promises to make me forget things (and thus rage) less often, there's one flaw: the more likely I am to have tagged something, the less like it is it's something I'll forget.
As with Twitter, you use the "@" symbol followed by your friend's name (or the name of a Facebook Page or Group) to tag something, but the message shows up without the symbol and just a link to the person's profile.
OK, Microsoft isn't describing a lot of use cases in the patent, but we find the ability to combine two streams into one viewer with interactive components quite interesting (e.g. click to get info from IMDB, click to see product ads, click to tag something in a show, etc).
