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Filed under: Windows Mobile, Social Software, web 2.0, Mobile
The Foursquare phenomenon just keeps growing! Amidst rumors that Facebook might enter the location-based check-in arena, Foursquare continues to pick up users and expand to new platforms. Thanks to the service’s APIs, an intrepid developer has put together a client for Windows Mobile: WinMoSquare. It joins the [...]
Filed under: Macintosh, Social Software
Trillian has enjoyed a nice, long run as one of the most popular multi-protocol IM clients for Windows. It’s not just surviving, though, it’s thriving and expanding to new platforms. I tested out the very nice iPhone version recently, and now there’s finally Trillian for Mac! It’s not perfect, but keep [...]
Filed under: OS Updates, Windows, Microsoft
Ah, speculations. Where would we be without them? Now that the iPad is out, we can finally start speculating on other things. One of these is Windows 8. I’m actually not convinced it’s all that fascinating — the paint is barely dry on Windows 7! SP1 isn’t even out yet, [...]
Filed under: Internet, Adobe, Apple, iPhone
Adobe has always been pretty miffed over the lack of Flash on the iPhone and iPod Touch. You can understand Apple’s point of view though: Flash would remove their control over the user experience. It would also make the App Store irrelevant and the flow of software onto the Apple [...]
Filed under: News, P2P
BitTorrent is an extraordinarily useful technology that allows for more efficient sharing of perfectly legal things like Linux distributions. Nobody’s denying, though, that it’s most often used to download things like Modern Warfare 2 or the latest season of Heroes. The BitTorrent census, conducted by a Princeton University senior, confirms these suspicions. [...]
HI I am looking to make some extra money each month, I work full time so I am not lazy but need a little more money. I’ve tried payout services like reading emails but they gave me trojan viruses! So I am wondering if anyone knows of a better way to make just a few [...]
Yeah, so I’m planning a trip in December, and I am trying to save my money and stuff so I’ll have some extra spending money. So what are some things I can do to make some cash?
So far, I’m just recycling cans and saving spare change for the Coinstar machine, but what are some [...]
Filed under: News, Google, Browsers
It appears an email is being sent out to the administrators of Google Apps accounts informing them that support for legacy browsers is going to be discontinued. Specifically, IE6 is being called out, but Google specifies that only Internet Explorer 7.0, Firefox 3.0, Google Chrome 4.0, Safari 3.0 — and all [...]
Filed under: Games, Humor
Build it and they will come…
Build it and they will come!
Holy feces, folks, get this: people are paying for downloadable content.
Yes, stick this in your pipe and smoke it, Mr. MPAA/RIAA/ESA — Valve’s numero uno digital content distribution software, Steam, now has over 25 million active users. Those 25 million users [...]
Filed under: Business, Internet, Search
Competitive? Run a website? Curious to see how your favorite sites rank? I have just the thing.
WooRank is a new service that summarizes your entire website in one decidedly useful shot. Highlights include:
Traffic estimation numbers using Google data, Alexa & Compete rankings
An internal site SEO analysis with a Text/HTML [...]
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