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Yahoo is asking users to submit photos, writings, videos, audio, anything they want to contribute to an electronic anthropology project: An internet-based…
I'm off to see the Google Reader team later today (among others, I have another day packed with interviews, will head over to Salesforce.com's big shindig in SF in the afternoon).
Third party developers can write applications that will run on the Salesforce.com architecture, as enabled through the Apex language and platform.
Last week, Mozilla officially made the second release candidate (RC2) of its popular Firefox browser available for public consumption. As reviews pour in, an interesting debate is brewing amongst developers. Is Firefox 2.0 truly an upgrade from the current incarnation?
With a lot of attention paid to the big number, $1.65 billion, there are some other numbers that illustrate Google's interest in YouTube much better than the price tag. Google CEO Eric Schmidt probably isn't having second thoughts about the acquisition of YouTube.
Justin Uberti announced Saturday that he has left AOL after nearly 10 years as a lead developer for the company's widely utilized AOL Instant Messenger software.
