Browse tag: Twitter
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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. -
Mint puts Twitter to work
The popular online finance service Mint launched a new feature on Thursday that uses Twitter's real-time information stream to keep users updated on the latest financial news and tips. -
Business use of Twitter, Facebook exploding
A survey of 200 companies worldwide found that use of social networks like Facebook and Twitter for business use has exploded in recent months. -
MacHeist offers six Mac apps for free
MacHeist offers six Mac applications for free, in exchange for your email address. And no Twitter spamming this time, either. -
Twitter rolls out Lists feature to most users
Twitter began rolling out its new Lists feature, previously in limited beta testing, to most of its userbase this week. -
Mac News Briefs: Chronos rolls out version 8 of SOHO Notes, Organizer
Both the notes management and information organization applications from Chronos feature a slew of new features. Also, Sente announced a new version of its self-titled academic reference manager, while NetNewsWire, Delicious Library, Twitterrific, and Snowtape all saw minor updates. -
Microsoft strikes search deals with Twitter, Facebook
Microsoft reached a deal with Twitter and Facebook that allows its Bing search engine to index public posts from the social media sites. -
When to use Twitter instead of e-mail
Twitter versus e-mail? From evading junk mail filters to serving as a quick group messaging service, sometimes Twitter works best. -
iTunes launches new Twitter accounts
The iTunes Store has created a quartet of new Twitter accounts to keep social networking users abreast of the latest developments in music, podcasts, movies, and TV. -
Review: Birdbrain for iPhone
When it comes to viewing stats on who's following you on the Twitter microblogging service, Birdbrain is in a class by itself. -
Biz Stone: I don't want to sell Twitter
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone said his company isn't looking to be acquired. -
Twitter: Don't change your log-in data until further notice
Twitter is asking its users to refrain from changing their log-in data or else risk getting locked out of their accounts. -
Tweetie 2 leaves the nest
A sequel to the popular Tweetie app has just found its way into the app store. But will it persuade users of the original to part with $3? -
Tweetie 2, iMovie, and Snow Leopard
We begin this episode of the Macworld Podcast with Dan Moren interviewing Atebits’ Loren Brichter, the man behind Tweetie. Rob Griffiths also joins host Chris Breen to discuss his observations on iMovie, Snow Leopard and leisurely pastimes. -
The Macalope Weekly: Who’s the boss?
When it comes to Apple, the Macalope suggests you take two tablet rumors, garnish with a celebrity App Store dust-up, and call him in the morning. -
Tweetie pricing fuss highlights App Store flaw
A fuss has erupted over the lack of upgrade pricing for the forthcoming Tweetie 2 for iPhone. But to all who are pointing their fingers at the developer, you might want to take stock of the facts first. -
Study: Facebook, Twitter users are affluent and urban
Facebook users are more affluent than their social networking counterparts on Myspace, and bloggers and Twitterers tend to live in urban areas, The Nielsen Co. reports. -
Report: Twitter valued at $1 billion in new deal
Twitter may raise as much as $100 million soon in a deal that values it at $1 billion, The Wall Street Journal reports. -
Place a phone call -- via Twitter
Twitter users will soon be able to make short phone calls for free directly through the micro-blogging service. JaJah, an Internet telephony company that allows... -
Twitter: Your 'tweets' belong to you
Twitter has revised its terms of service, in part by stating clearly that messages posted to the site belong solely to their authors. -
Facebook rolls out lite version; Mac desktop app appears
Thin is in at Facebook. It introduced an alternate front door for the social network called "Facebook Lite," a slimmed-down version of the site. There's also a new Mac desktop notification app. -
Report: Twitter to release revenue-generating feature by year's end
Twitter founder Biz Stone described a new dashboard tool that should generate revenue from business users, according to a Bloomberg.com report. -
Developers salivating over Twitter's geolocation plans
Twitter's plans to let its users attach geographic coordinates to their messages have external developers very interested. -
iPhoto2Twitter lets you share iPhoto images via Twitter
If you use iPhoto and Twitter, iPhoto2Twitter may be the perfect match for you. -
The anti-Twitter? New site goes long
For anyone who complains that Twitter posts are too short to be meaningful, we present you with Twitter's exact opposite: Woofer. -
Geolocation coming to Twitter and its external applications
Twitter will add geolocation functionality to its site and make this data available to third-party applications as well. -
Twitterrific 2.1 arrives in App Store with a ton of new features
The new version of this power-user Twitter client for iPhone and iPod touch packs video publishing, a new account picker for quickly tweeting at friends, and a thick coat of polish.
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