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5 Tech Deals That Should Happen
Today's big news from TechCrunch is is that Google is in the final stages of acquiring digg for about $200 million. Makes sense…
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Microsoft Looks To Users For New Xbox Games
Microsoft has announced that it will start offering user-generated games for their Xbox 360 gaming console through the online Xbox Live service.The company said it will start selling user-generated games later this year on its online Xbox Live service and share as much as 70 percent of the revenue with game developers.
Google’s Walking Directions Debut
Walking directions first became visible to some Google Maps users about two weeks ago, and whatever tests the company conducted apparently went well. Walking directions are now available to everyone, with Google answering several of the questions that came up.
Google PageRank Patent May Go Poof
New criteria for restricting the scope of what the US Patent Office considers patent-worthy poses a threat to numerous software patents, including Google's famed PageRank.
Hot Or Not, Market Pulls Web Interest
MSN Money drew nearly 16 million unique visitors in May 2008, a site record, showing how even the roughest of times can't stem an interest in money.
ZipClip Makes Web To Mobile A One Click Deal
Necessity, ease of use, and free are a good combination for convincing a market to adopt your product. But Berggi CEO Babur Ozden tells Webproworld his company's new ZipClip application also "keeps you young."
