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Archive for July, 2009
Ultimate iPhone App Organizer Hits The Web
Jul 27th
Have you ever wanted to rearrange your applications on your iPhone, but ended up messing up pages of apps? Well, now there is a solution for that, and it’s called Movement. Movement essentially lets your rearrange all of your applications on your iPhone or iPod Touch, straight from your Mac. More >
Twitt Sex: Because Everything Popular Needs A Sex Clone
Jul 24th
As a necessity for human life, sex has been a popular topic of conversation undoubtedly since the advent of communication. And thanks to various technology, things like phone sex are a part of our culture these days. So why not explore sex with the newest emerging form of communication: Twitter? More >
Spreezio Helps You Cut Deals With Local Merchants Online
Jul 20th
When Todd Chipman, co-founder of San Jose, CA-based Spreezio, noticed more and more merchants were going out of business where he lives and works as a result of the recession and other factors, he started thinking about ways to make shopping locally more social and personal for both buyers and More >
Apple And Google – Depart
Jul 16th
If you haven’t seen the movie (500) Days of Summer, you should, it’s a great movie. But I’m not giving anything away (that the trailerdoesn’t) by saying it’s the story of a relationship that ends for seemingly no good reason. And following the release of the documents sent to the More >
TweetPhoto iPhone App Rejected Because Logo Resembles Polaroid Shot
Jul 13th
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I know, I know. I’m growing a bit tired of having to sift through e-mails from iPhone app developers who have seen their fruits of labor (big or small) rejected by Apple’s team of mobile software scrutinizers myself too. But I keep being amazed by the reasons Cupertino puts More >
Pinboard Bookmarking
Jul 13th
Here’s an innovative idea – charge users to beta test a product.
Last week I wrote about a snappy new bookmarking tool called Pinboard. The best way to describe it is Delicious before Yahoo mangled that product into an over-featured sluggish shadow of its formerly zippy self.
Founder Maciej Ceglowski, a former More >
Animoto 3D
Jul 10th
Animoto is turning into a cult favorite web app – upload a few pictures to the service, pick some music, add some text and get a really cool video slide show back. They made my annual “can’t live without” list last year based on their obsessive desire to perfect a More >
Dazzboard, An Open iTunes For Just About Any Portable Media File
Jul 5th
Finnish startup Linkotec is close to debuting the public beta version of dazzboard, a browser-based media manager that it says has all the goodness of iTunes but without the disadvantages of Apple’s closed environment.
Granted, we hear that a lot, but I’ve been invited to take an early peek at what they’ve More >
Favstar.fm Makes The Twitter “Favorite” Less Of An Unwanted Step-Child
Jul 2nd
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The “Favorite” is kind of like the unwanted step child feature of Twitter. Though it has been around since the early days of the service, they have never really done anything to promote its use.
One would assume you’re supposed to use it to start your favorite tweets, but I More >
