I'm with you Skweek1 - I've spent over 30 years in IT and telecoms - including all the LAN, WAN, WiFi, Broadband and even voice - but as I see it, these 'apps' - which as we all know are just shorthand for applications are just gimmicks to sell smart phones and cartoon like fun content.
The language is, as many of you have said, confusing, unintelligible etc., etc.
But it is just a fashion fad based jargon - much like hula hoops or drainpipe trousers!
What it is not, is technology. In the same way that gaming systems are not technology.
It seems a lot of the effort put into "Social Media Tools" is creating a false impression of people being busy - or as an old colleague of mine once said - what I don't want is a team of "busy fools".
Most businesses today waste far too much time and effort on the latest 'gee-whizz' apps, or buy commercially available software with all the bells and whistle they will never use, but will pay for - Government departments are pretty good at that one.
The 'newspeak' language is OK for fun, but turns into meaningless gibberish at some point. And wow, look at how you can 'doctor' pictures in Snapchat, and live-stream music as you walk around in your virtual world.
Maybe I'm just being 'bah humbug'
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