The  Inside Network Job Board  is dedicated to providing you with the best job opportunities across social and mobile application platforms. Here are this week’s highlights from the  Inside Network Job Board , including positions at Tapjoy , Jana ,  6waves Lolapps ,  Addmired ,  TubeMogul, Inc.  and  IMVU

Editor’s note: This post is authored by guest contributor Jon Bischke . Jon is a founder of RG Labs and is an advisor to several startups.

A few weeks ago, I wrote : A couple weeks ago, MG wrote: “Android development itself remains a huge pain in the ass. I hear this again, and again, and again.” Which took me a bit aback.

Private car service Uber entered Washington, DC a month ago and has loaded up lots of local support .

Editor’s note: The following is a guest post by Jon Paris, CEO and co-founder of Astrid To-Do . Astrid participated in AngelPad and immediately raised a successful seed round from Google Ventures and other investors.

This is a guest post by Ryan Spoon (@ ryanspoon ), a principal at  Polaris Ventures .

Editor’s note:   James Altucher  is an investor, programmer, author, and entrepreneur.

Here are some of yesterday’s Gadgets posts: Hands-On With Blue Microphones’ 2012 Lineup Health Sensors Are Everywhere: Up Close With Striiv And Fitbit LG Styler Refreshes Your Stinky, Wrinkly Clothes With Steam A Million Developers On A Million Keyboards: Ecosystems Require R&D Density All The Little (But Awesome) Things You Definitely Missed At CES

So I tend to think of news in this industry as falling into two basic categories 1) Boring as fuck 2) So hyper-dramatic I feel like I need to take a ton of anti-anxiety medication just to read Techmeme . While tons of crap posts this week have fallen into the former category, a few have fallen into the latter, mostly MG Siegler’s work surrounding Google’s failed efforts at, well, anything .  All of MG’s posts have been, to borrow a phrase, “very well done” — Mostly because they lean into the drama.

Facebook teams with Politico – Facebook’s data team is providing Politico with exclusive stats about conversation taking place on the social networking site about the Republican presidential primary candidates. Facebook will also survey voting-age users in South Carolina daily leading up to the primary there and share the results on Politico and the U.S