Browse tag: Twitter
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New iPhone app will put your dog on Twitter
Japan's Index Corp. plans to launch this summer an iPhone adaptation of the "Bowlingual" dog emotion translator. -
Google brings Buzz social networking to Gmail, mobile
Google on Tuesday announced its newest foray into the realm of social networking: Google Buzz. Integrating with Gmail and some of Google's mobile offerings, the company clearly hopes to bring its existing users to the new service -
Intel to monitor social networks on Super Bowl ads
Intel executives are monitoring social networks like Facebook and Twitter to gauge consumer reaction to commercials that it ran during Sunday's Super Bowl. -
Twitter forces password reset to protect some accounts
Twitter required that some of its users reset their passwords on Tuesday because they may have been stolen in compromised torrent file-sharing sites. -
Opinion: Is Twitter losing its luster?
A new study by RJMetrics analyzing the behavior of Twitter users shows that the adoption and use of the microblogging service may be slowing. -
How to protect your reputation online
With Google real-time search and sites like Facebook and Twitter continuing to grow, it's more necessary than ever to monitor your online reputation. -
Five rib-tickling tech sites
If you think that geeks are a humorless bunch, Christopher Breen has five Web sites and Twitter streams that will prove you wrong. -
Stolen Twitter accounts can fetch $1,000
Hackers are selling stolen Twitter accounts online for hundreds of dollars. -
More Gems I’m thankful for
Some Gems become such an integral part of your Mac’s day-to-day operation that you take them for granted. Dan Frakes revisits his Thanksgiving-day column to cover more Gems he’s thankful for. -
Hello World: Bill Gates joins Twitter, Facebook
In a big week for social networking, President Obama and then former Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates send their first tweets. -
TweetDeck for iPhone adds GPS geo-coding, retweets
TweetDeck for iPhone and iPod touch gets a range of new features in a New Year update. -
Five proven ways to get retweeted
We all like to think we're interesting. And on Twitter, that's often measured and validated by how frequently other people "retweet" your posts. Here are five tips to increase the odds your words get repeated. -
Twelve CIOs who Tweet
CIOs are logging onto Twitter to offer views on technology, network with colleagues and share stories from their personal lives. -
Facebook, Twitter becoming business tools, but CIOs remain wary
Will 2010 be the year social networking services like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn take over the business world? Many IT and business executives remain wary of the risks and skeptical about potential benefits. -
Itsy is a compact and streamlined Twitter client
As its name suggests, Itsy folds most of the basic Twitter features into a compact, streamlined package. -
Customize your Twitter background: tiled image technique
Twitter opens up a huge opportunity for self-expression, and part of that is undoubtedly visual. Chris McVeigh shows you how to create an original tiled (or patterned) Twitter background. -
Customize your Twitter background: single image technique
Get noticed for both your tweets and your style. Create a unique Twitter background. -
Twitter buys Mixer Labs to enhance geolocation services
Twitter bought Mixer Labs, which provides an API to write geolocation-aware applications. -
Twitter client Kiwi lets you style, hide, organize tweets
Twitter clients come in a variety of shapes and sizes these days, but most of them stick to redesigning the Twitter experience. Kiwi, a fresh new contender, brings some genuinely new features and style to the crowded shelves of Twitter clients. -
Dragon Search voice search app comes to iPhone
Nuance Communications has issued Dragon Search, a voice search app that translates your voice queries into text and performs a wide-ranging search. -
Hackers take Twitter offline
Microblogging site Twitter went offline Friday after hackers calling themselves the Iranian Cyber Army apparently managed to change the site's DNS records. -
Twitter to host developer's conference in San Francisco
Twitter announced the organization of its first official developers conference, Chirp, in San Francisco. -
Twitter previews new mobile site
Twitter has built a new mobile site from scratch. -
Review: Tweetie 2 for iPhone
This sequel to the already outstanding Tweetie isn't just the best Twitter app for the iPhone -- it's the best Twitter app on any platform. -
Review: TweetTheBeat for iPhone
For music lovers who also use the Twitter microblogging service, TweetTheBeat provides an interesting way to discover new music (and promote your own) with your iPhone or iPod touch. -
Report: Twitter gets phone users to surf the Web
Micro-blogging site Twitter is having a positive effect on the number of consumers using their mobile phone to access the web, says Novarra. -
Twitter turns on geolocation functionality
Twitter has turned on its geotagging functionality for external applications. -
Cloud Engines updates Pogoplug media sharing device
On Friday, Cloud Engines introduced the second generation of its Pogoplug multimedia sharing device. The Pogoplug is designed to plug into your home or small office network and let you access and share content of USB hard drives over the Internet using a standard Web browser. -
Yahoo's search news shortcuts gain 'tweets,' videos, photos
Yahoo has enhanced the news "shortcuts" it displays in Web search result pages. -
SSL flaw could have been used to hack Twitter
A researcher has shown how to hack Twitter using a previously disclosed bug in SSL.
Browse tag: Twitter
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