Here are some posts from around the internet that I found interesting in the last few days:

• Why a maturing Apple freaks us out, and why it shouldn’t
  
• Can Brands Tell A Story In Six Seconds Or Less? Ritz, Dove And Trident Think So
  
• Marc Andreessen On The Future Of The Enterprise
  
• TechCrunch Admits That Using Facebook Comments Drove Away Most Of Their Commenters
  
• Google’s Private Cell Phone Network Could Be a Threat to Cellular Carriers
  
• After Apple’s 2012, a “prolific” 2013 could shake the industry
  
• In Germany, internet service providers pay you! (for loss of service)
  
• Social media is a giant scam
  
• Has Big Data Reached Its Moment of Disillusionment?
  
• Be Good at your Job
  
• Woz Says Kutcher’s Steve Jobs Movie Scene Is “Totally Wrong”
  
• Indian Music App Dhingana Has Been Downloaded 3.5M Times, Launches On The Mobile Web
  
• Moves takes on Fitbit and Nike+ FuelBand with a simple iPhone app for tracking your daily activity
  
• Redesigning Google: how Larry Page engineered a beautiful revolution
  
• Why Do We Fall?
  

Here are some posts from around the internet that I found interesting in the last few days:

• 12 Business Lessons You Can Learn from Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos
  
• 10 Ways to Determine Exactly What You Want to Do with Your Life
  
• Introducing Expanded Personal Analytics for Facebook
  
• Almost Flat Design
  
• Apple’s cash hoard reaches $137 billion
  
• The Truth Is That Android Is Cheap, Not Good
  
• PostRocket: Facebook’s News Feed Algorithm Can Actually Help Pages
  
• VCs to avoid taking money from
  
• “A Goal Is Not Always Meant to be Reached, It Often Serves Simply as Something to Aim At.”
  
• 5 Crucial Mistakes Newbies Make Trying to Get Healthy
  
• Why Tackling Obesity NOW Is A Smart Strategy For Coke
  
• Never mind iPhone 6 and iPads next, in 2013 it’s all about iOS 7 and iCloud
  
• MIT announces internal investigation into its role in Aaron Swarz’s prosecution
  
• The Key To Goal Success: Setting Implementation Intentions
  
• Running in a minimalist and lightweight shoe is not the same as running barefoot: a biomechanical study
  
• How to Be Successful by Using Backward Planning