Posts Tagged ‘Mash Up’
BREAKING: Google to Launch Operating System
Google has always been in heated competition with Microsoft. We thought that the competition was becoming hot again when the company behind the dominant Windows OS launched their new search engine Bing with much fanfare. But that may be nothing compared to the bombshell Google just dropped.
Google announced on their blog tonight that they’re releasing an operating system: Google Chrome OS. While the company already has a mobile operating system...
Tweet Reel for iPhone: The TwitPic of Video?
Since the iPhone 3GS became available to people across the land, there has been no shortage of mobile video recording and sharing apps hitting the market. A week ago, Mashable’s Jennifer Van Grove highlighted three great ways to post video to Twitter from the iPhone 3GS. One interesting app that she mentioned was the Tweet Reel iPhone App.
Tweet Reel, as Jenn said, is meant to...
Facebook Users Are Getting Older. Much Older.
Analytics company iStrategyLabs has examined the demographics stats from Facebook’s Social Ads platform, and they’ve reached some very interesting conclusions. Facebook’s userbase, as a whole, is getting much older very fast.
As you can see in the chart below, the overall number of users between 18 and 24 years of age has grown only 4.8% between the fourth of January and the...
Independence Day Logos Around the Web [Pics]
It’s Independence Day weekend, and as people all across the US enjoy barbecues and fireworks, the top web companies are marking the occasion in their own ways: through custom logos and themes.
While Google frequently changes its logo to mark specific events – both in the US and internationally – the Independence Day celebration was also marked by custom logos from web goliaths
Sarah Palin yesterday announced her plans to resign from the role of Governor of Alaska, leaving the press clueless as to why. Does she plan to retire from politics completely, or is she preparing to make a 2012 presidential bid? Palin is talking to no one…except Twitter and Facebook. In fact, Palin used her Facebook page to criticize the mainstream media for their treatment of her.
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For marketers, Twitter has been a dream come true. It’s an open platform growing at a phenomenal rate. This combination can allow a single tweet to be seen by thousands of potential customers. But as Twitter continues its mainstream ascent, it has been targeted by 
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We know that Google has been heavily promoting their web browser – Google Chrome – going so far as to buy