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During the madness of last nights TweetDeck iPhone app release, TweetDeck quietly released a new version of their popular desktop app. Oh,…
It looks like Facebook isn't going to miss the real-time search boat. Instead, the social network has begun a little experiment, and it seems that it's started with Twitter's ideas on the subject and added some interesting features from there.
Ask.com has released a database of 300 million Q&A pairs available to users in the US and the UK. "Delivering the best answers though innovations in semantic search technology is the direction in which the search industry is headed, and Ask is best-placed to lead the industry in this regard given our database of hundreds of millions of questions, and our core search technologies," said…
Today eBay announced the completion of a tender offer for all outstanding common shares and American Depositary Shares (ADSs) of Gmarket. Back in April, eBay announced that it was spending $1.2 billion to acquire those shares. Gmarket is known as Korea's leading eCommerce business, and it will apparently be combined with eBay's existing online marketplace in Korea, Internet Auction Company.
Update 1: The Twitpocalypse occured on June 12, 2009 at 11:52 PM GMT. UPDATE 2: The Twitpocalypse has claimed its first victim, the popular iPhone app Twitterrific, read more here. That's right, the Twitpocalypse is almost here.
As you are probably aware, Apple announced last week that the iPhone 3G S would go on sale this Friday. Phone recycler Gazelle tells Webproworld that 300 iPhones were traded into its site that day alone. Saving Money on the iPhone Upgrade
