- Reznor's Innovative Run Continues With Nine Inch Nails iPhone App (Frank Rose/The Underwire)
- IBM-Sun Talks Said to Break Down Over Millions in Payouts, Sale Conditions (Bloomberg)
- Twitter fail-whale snacks on user avatars (Caroline McCarthy/CNET News)
- Google predicts Indian web use to soar (Joe Leahy/Financial Times)
- Google dubbed internet parasite by WSJ editor (Jane Schulze/The Australian)
- Why baseball benched Microsoft Silverlight (Greg Sandoval/CNET News)
- Microsoft will allow Windows 7 users to downgrade to XP (Mary Jo Foley/All about Microsoft)
- Blackberry Storm 2 due in September, has WiFi (Steven Grady/SlashGear)
- Google becomes more local (The Official Google Blog)
- When Startups monetize! Babbel starts first paid services
- A.P. Moving to Halt Use of Its Articles on Web Sites (Richard Perez-Pena/New York Times)
- How I Came to Get a PC and Not a Mac (Joe Wilcox/Microsoft Watch)
- A new design for FriendFeed at http://beta.friendfeed.com/ (Bret Taylor/FriendFeed Blog)
- New iPhone To Have FM Radio Transmitter, Video Editing (Dan Frommer/Silicon Alley Insider)
- How I Came to Get a PC and Not a Mac (Joe Wilcox/Microsoft Watch)
- A new design for FriendFeed at http://beta.friendfeed.com/ (Bret Taylor/FriendFeed Blog)
- New iPhone To Have FM Radio Transmitter, Video Editing (Dan Frommer/Silicon Alley Insider)
- Apple listing implies iPod touch to eventually gain digital camera (Sam Oliver/AppleInsider)
- Time Warner laying ground for possible AOL spin (Yinka Adegoke/Reuters)
- Closing the loop: Howard Stern picks BlackBerry Bold over Pre (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- Apple: Barclays Expects New iPhones; Ups Target, Ests (Eric Savitz/Tech Trader Daily)
- IBM Changes Its Tune: â??Here doesnâ??t come the sunâ??
- Now streaming on Netflix: SpongeBob, Cartman (Caroline McCarthy/CNET News)
- New FriendFeed: Simpler, Faster, Better (Maybe Too Fast) (Leena Rao/TechCrunch)
- Commodore 64 Original Hardware Laptop (benheck.com)
- Google Loses A Round In Sponsored Search Litigation
- Payment Processor Revolution Money Pumped With $42M (Ty McMahan/Digits)
- YouTube, Sony Pictures in talks over feature films (Greg Sandoval/CNET News)
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- Only The Beginning
- North Korea Successfully Launches Satellite Into Pacific Ocean
- Email the way you want it - Nokia E75 begins shipping (Nokia)
- Sun following the IBM deal collapse: Customer confusion en route (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- So Now Everything Is Google's Fault (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- Earth Secrets = PostaSecret + Twitter
- T-Mobile to Use Google Software in Devices for Home (Ashlee Vance/New York Times)
- Think Microblogging is Hip? Try Nanoblogging! (Nathania Johnson/Search Engine Watch)
- Search Specialist Job, Mediasmith - Mashable Jobs
- A Picture Is Worth A Thousands Tweets: Pixim And TweetPhoto Emerge (Leena Rao/TechCrunch)
- I.B.M. Withdraws $7 Billion Offer for Sun Microsystems (Steve Lohr/New York Times)
- Sun Microsystems, IBM Talks On The Brink Of Collapse: Report (Investor's Business Daily)
- Is This the Future of the Digital Book? (Brad Stone/New York Times)
- With Inbox Clogged With Admirers, Twitter Should Ignore the Hype ... (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- Dell netbook roadmap leaks out, get ready for the Mini 11 (Nilay Patel/Engadget)
- You've got to know what you stand for to survive in journalism online (Robert Niles/Online Journalism Review)
- webdiet Invites | Mashable
- Tapulous To Release Coldplay Edition Of Tap Tap Revenge Next Week
- Google is just an amoral menace (Henry Porter/Guardian)
- Optimiser la page dâ??accueil du nouveau (nouveau) Facebook
- 6 services pour jouer sur Twitter
- Phoenix police raid home of blogger whose writing is highly critical of them (Carlos Miller/Photography is Not a Crime)
- I'm A PC. Keep The Change. (Daniel Lyons/Newsweek)
- Another Microsoft Ad That Ignores Windows (Harry McCracken/Technologizer)
- CrunchGear Visits Gadget Maker Thanko in Tokyo
- The iPhone Gold Rush (Jenna Wortham/New York Times)
- Video: New Microsoft Commercial Makes Giampaolo Happy For $1500
- Google sees voice search as core (Maggie Shiels/BBC)
- Radiohead to Testify Against the RIAA (Ernesto/TorrentFreak)
- Bring Twitter Right Into Gmail with the Amazing TwitterGadget (Steve Rubel/Micro Persuasion)
- New Microsoft Ad: Macs are "so sexy" but... (Bob Caswell)
- Jouez Ã* UNO sur Facebook
- Facebookâ??s Newest Funding Source: You
- Google's Plan for Out-of-Print Books Is Challenged (Miguel Helft/New York Times)
- Analysis: Which URL Shortening Service Should You Use? (Danny Sullivan/Search Engine Land)
- Palm Reveals New â??Postâ?? Smartphone, Still Working On Pre
- Twitter Wouldn't Sell For $1 Billion, Says Source (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- No Backbone As Google Bows To Korean Government And Bans Users With Fake Names (Foremski/Silicon Valley Watcher)
- Murdoch Wants A Google Rebellion (Dirk Smillie/Forbes)
- Yahoo Music Soon Expected To Open Up (Jessica E. Vascellaro/Digits)
- World's Fastest Broadband at $20 per Home (Saul Hansell/Bits)
- hunch Invites | Mashable
- Wikia Death Proves Google Is Search-Startup Killer (Ryan Singel/Epicenter)
- Chrome marketshare for March 2009 (Matt Cutts/Gadgets, Google, and SEO)
- on url shorteners - URL shortening services have been around for a number of years. (Joshua Schachter/joshua's blog)
- AT&T hurrying massive network update for new iPhone launch (AppleInsider)
- Community Director Job, Warner Bros. Records - Mashable Jobs
- Image Search Preview Page Overhaul (Yahoo! Search Blog)
- The DiggBar features sponsored links as well (MG Siegler/VentureBeat)
- Web start-up looking for a Creative Director Guru Job, kgb ...
- Group Presses FCC to Back Skype (Amy Schatz/Wall Street Journal)
- Tapulous To Release Coldplay Edition Of Tap Tap Revenge Next Week
- Analyst: YouTube Could Lose $470M This Year (Chris Albrecht/NewTeeVee)
- Sometimes We Talk - My inbox is flooded this morning ... (Biz/Twitter Blog)
- VoIP providers call on EU to ensure free access (Reuters)
- Paying for online news: Sorry, but the math just doesn't work. (Martin Langeveld/Nieman Journalism Lab)
- Revenues this year, Twitter's Biz Stone tells Stephen Colbert (Jemima Kiss/Guardian)
- 3.2MP next-gen iPhone, new 5MP Apple device later this year? (Chris Davies/iPhone Buzz)
- Google Uses Twitter to Sell Ads (Abbey Klaassen/AdAge)
- Counting Confickers (Holly Stewart/IBM Internet Security ...)
- IBM And Sun: There Will Be Blood (Andy Greenberg/Forbes)
- OmniVision lands CIS orders for next-generation iPhone (Hans Wu/DigiTimes)
- Sorry to Get You All A-Twitter, But Google Is Not in "Late-Stage Talks ... (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- CoTweet permet dâ??optimiser lâ??usage professionnel de Twitter
- Legends of Zork Browser-Based RPG: Not the Zork Youâ??re Looking For
- lookbooknu Invites | Mashable
- Sources: Google In Late Stage Talks To Acquire Twitter (Updated) (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- I.B.M. Reportedly Will Buy Rival Sun for $7 Billion (New York Times)
- DiggBar Launches Today! (Kevin Rose/Digg the Blog)
- Web Developer Job, SimplyHired - Mashable Jobs
- Palm Demonstrates a Plethora of Pre Apps at CTIA 2009
- Village mob thwarts Google Street View car (Libby Purves/Times of London)
- New in Labs: Gmail search made easier (and lazier) (Ibrahim Bokharouss/Gmail Blog)
- With DiggBar, Digg wants to be central to sharing content on the web ... (MG Siegler/VentureBeat)
- Mark Zuckerberg's Status Update: Paranoid as Hell (Owen Thomas/Gawker)
- Mark Zuckerberg's Status Update: Paranoid as Hell (Owen Thomas/Gawker)
- Free Stanford course on developing iPhone software (Dan Stober/Stanford News)
- Twitter's "Garyvee" Vaynerchuk Gets A Book Deal (Wall Street Journal)
- YouTube añade estadÃ*sticas detalladas de compromiso | Mashable
- You've Got Voice Mail, but Do You Care? (Jill Colvin/New York Times)
- Really? I can't touch the Palm Pre? Really!?! (Bonnie Cha/CNET News)
- Why Did Hollywood Leak the New X-Men Movie?
- Piracy law cuts internet traffic (BBC)
- SONY TAKES FLIGHT WITH HD CAMCORDER DESIGNED FOR SAVVY TRAVELERS (Sony)
- Light and Cheap, Netbooks Are Poised to Reshape PC Industry (New York Times)
- Amazon launches Hadoop data crunching service (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- iPhone 3.0 Jailbreak Is Out, But Donâ??t Try It Yet
- Complex - "A complex system that works is invariably found ... (John Gruber/Daring Fireball)
- Is Office Finally Coming To The iPhone? (Jason Kincaid/TechCrunch)
- The Discovery Engine Is Coming (Biz/Twitter Blog)
- **Online Cashier** Job, Freeman Fox - Mashable Jobs
- Is Twitter Turning Into MySpace?
- Google uncloaks once-secret server (Stephen Shankland/CNET News)
- Hulu begins encrypting HTML content to thwart non-browser apps (Nilay Patel/Engadget)
- Is Twitter Turning Into MySpace? (TechCrunch)
- The webOS developer community leaps ahead (The Official Palm Blog)
- Palm announces webOS SDK availability, Palm OS emulation for Pre, new cloud services (Joshua Topolsky/Engadget)
- Vodafoneâ??s Betavine R&D Lab introduces â??easy as pieâ?? Mobile Widget ...
- April Fools: YouTube Flails, Amazon Cloud Computing In A Blimp, 3D ...
- AT&T Offers a $50 Netbook and Bundled Broadband Package (Stacey Higginbotham/GigaOM)
- Facebook's Problem is the Management (Ed Oswald/Technologizer)
- AT&T May Enter E-Book Market, Challenging Sprint Service for Kindle Reader (Hugo Miller/Bloomberg)
- Verizon Wireless: More E-book Readers May Be Coming (PC World)
- AT&T Offers Mini Laptops, 'Internet at Home and On the Go ... (AT&T)
- First Impressions of the New BlackBerry App Store (Walt Mossberg/Mossblog)
- WebOS to Support Palm OS Emulation! (Dieter Bohn/PreCentral.net)
- Third-Party Clients Causing Twitter Downtime (Nicole Ferraro/Internet Evolution)
- HP Is 'Studying' Android for PC Use (Aaron Ricadela/Business Week)
- Review: BlackBerry App World [Update 2] (Peter Ha/MobileCrunch)
- Once-Mighty SGI Sold to Rackable for $25 Million (Ashlee Vance/Bits)
- Yahoo Launches Slick Desktop AIR App For Monitoring Twitter (Robin Wauters/TechCrunch)
- Silicon Graphics Declares Bankruptcy and Sells Itself For $25 Million
- Watch this space: No foolin' (The Official Palm Blog)
- Clearwire Transforms Wi-Fi Devices with the CLEAR((TM)) Spot ... (Clearwire News Room)
- April Fools: YouTube Flails, Amazon Cloud Computing In A Blimp ... (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- ReadMyBlogToMe.com: New Service Reads Blog or Twitter Comments ...
- Thereâ??s more Than One Way To Skin a Firefox
- Palm reveals new â??Postâ?? smartphone, still working on Pre
- General Mills Enters Tech News Space With Forced Acquisition of ...
- Twitter To Kill Off The Auto-Follow
- Earth Secrets = PostaSecret + Twitter
- dyalogues Invites | Mashable
- CTIA: RIM Launches BlackBerry App World (Sascha Segan/PC Magazine)
- Tracking Conficker: So far, it's a snoozer (Dwight/blogs.chron.com)
- RIM launches BlackBerry App World
- Stealing Music: Is It Wrong Or Isnâ??t It?
- Twitter To Kill Off The Auto-Follow (Jason Kincaid/TechCrunch)
- Facebook's Finance Chief Is Leaving (Jessica E. Vascellaro/Wall Street Journal)
- Hands-on with the latest build of the Android â??Cupcakeâ?? firmware ...
- If bit.ly Is Worth $8 Million, TinyURL Is Worth At Least $46 Million
- Apple releases second beta of iPhone 3.0 Software to developers (Sam Oliver/AppleInsider)
- The 6 stages of Twitter media coverage hell (Mike Elgan/Computerworld Blogs)
- Firefox 3 becomes top browser in Europe -study (Reuters)
- Unpaid bills? Good luck starting future laptops (Associated Press)
- Facebook CFO Gideon Yu Out; Fast-Growing Social Network Says It's ... (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- Analyst: 32GB iPhone could debut in June (Dawn Kawamoto/CNET News)
- Facebook CFO Gideon Yu Out (Dan Frommer/The Business Insider)
- Get Satisfaction, Or Else... (Signal vs. Noise)
- Update on Wikia - doing more of what's working (Jimbo Wales/Jimmy Wales)
- American to add Wi-Fi service to domestic flights (Dan Reed/USA Today)
- MySpace, Citysearch Partner To Create MySpace Local (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- Android tethering apps pulled from Market (Chris Davies/Android Community)
- Conficker Hype And Debate Build As April Fool's Day Nears
- Authors have lost the plot in Kindle row (Cory Doctorow/Guardian)
- Wales giving up on Wikia Search (Rafe Needleman/CNET News)
- 25 highly anticipated open-source releases coming this year
- Intel unleashes Nehalem-EP server CPUs
- Breaking: Internet Explorer 8.1 Eagle Eyes Leaked
- New Mac App that Tunes Out the Outside World: Self Control
- writebite Invites | Mashable
- PlayStation 2 Will Be Available for Under $100 (John Koller/PlayStation.Blog)
- Interview: Gmail's product manager on Labs, beta, the future (David Chartier/Ars Technica)
- Google to Announce Venture Fund (Miguel Helft/New York Times)
- Skimmer: Agrégation + Lifestreaming + Microblogging
- Braille Label Maker
- If bit.ly Is Worth $8M, TinyURL Is Worth At Least $46M
- Who Is This Sassy Lauren, She Of the Cheap HP?
- Skype works on AT&T's 3G on iPhone 3.0 (Seth Weintraub/9 to 5 Mac)
- 60 Minutes: The Internet is infected
- Pirates Board Apple's iPhone App Store (Brian X. Chen/Gadget Lab)
- Google Chrome Beta For Mac Might Be Released By Fall
- Google's newest venture (The Official Google Blog)
- Microsoft announces Windows Marketplace partners, tweaked policies ... (Chris Ziegler/Engadget)
- Google's newest venture (The Official Google Blog)
- Official Skype App is Now Available in the App Store (Arn/MacRumors)
- Build A Killer Gaming Rig
- iPhone Pirating App Attacks Rival Pirate App Store
- Spin on the Bottle: Water Packaging Gets Creative
- Tinker Gives Twitter Its Long Awaited Events Firehose (Jason Kincaid/TechCrunch)
- Google Prepares Venture Fund (Jessica E. Vascellaro/Wall Street Journal)
- Facebook users urged to track down rapist
- Social networking, not for real friends
- MySpace and Microsoft Team Up: Anger the Google Gods?
- Microsoft Encarta Officially Succumbs to Wikipedia
- Are you ready to fly ?
- Replies Are Now Mentions (Biz/Twitter Blog)
- WD Pays $65M for Solid State Drive Company
- Hacking Google: Retro Links Revives Old Google Feature (Matt Cutts/Gadgets, Google, and SEO)
- Risk Aversion And The Perils Of Selling Too Early (Israeli ...
- It's Official: Twitter Hires Ex-Google Designer Douglas Bowman (Spencer Ante/Creative Capital)
- Intel launches Nehalem server chips to improve data center efficiency (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat)
- Skype For iPhone Is LIVE!
- MySpace Embraces Microsoft Platforms For Mobile And Web Applications (Robin Wauters/TechCrunch)
- Microsoft to kill Encarta later this year (Emil Protalinski/Ars Technica)
- Netflix raising rates for Blu-ray subscribers by around 20 percent (Darren Murph/Engadget)
- Will My Device Work with Windows 7?
- Chrome for OS X: State of the Browser
- CrunchGear Presents Slow-mo Reel 2: Electric Boogaloo
- Macworld Expo Moves, Accepts Its Nickname (Harry McCracken/Technologizer)
- Is a Shorter Web Address Worth Big Money? bit.ly Raises $2 Million (Peter Kafka/MediaMemo)
- Steve Jobs for President... of General Motors
- Google Street View raising hackles in Canada
- Western Internet Censorship: The Beginning of the End?
- Lauren Is Right: Macs Cost More Than PCs (Joe Wilcox/Microsoft Watch)
- Lauren Is Right: Macs Cost More Than PCs (Joe Wilcox/Microsoft Watch)
- Building a Brain on a Silicon Chip
- Eee PC Gets a 'Super-Multi Optical Disc Drive' (DVD)
- Announcing Digg Dialogg with Trent Reznor
- 17 Adobe AIR Apps That Can Save Your Time
- How To Make Your Television Play Anything in 3D
- Twitter quakes as San Francisco shakes (MG Siegler/VentureBeat)
- Tech Giants Introduce 'The Open Cloud Manifesto'
- 30 Photoshop Video Tutorials - from Pros of Graphic Design
- hunch Invites | Mashable
- WD ENTERS SOLID-STATE DRIVE MARKET WITH ACQUISITION OF SILICONSYSTEMS, INC. (Western Digital Hard Drives)
- Microsoft, TomTom settle patent dispute (Ina Fried/CNET News)
- Take A Number: Federated Lines Up Twitter Campaigns (Laurie Sullivan/MediaPost)
- dyalogues Invites | Mashable
- CrunchDeal: 24-inch Dell Monitor for $188
- What would a new MacBook Mini look like? Is this real? (Cleve Nettles/9 to 5 Mac)
- Take your Google Contacts with you
- Top 10 Awesome Star Wars Toys
- University offers social media degree about Facebook Twitter and Bebo (Telegraph)
- Skype announces service for iPhone, BlackBerry (Sinead Carew/Reuters)
- DIY Freaks Flock to 'Hacker Spaces' Worldwide
- The 10 Worst Microsoft Product Names of All Time
- Wistron Firstbook Snapdragon-based 3G netbook
- Google launches free, legal music downloads in China (Kirby Chien/Reuters)
- 10 Reasons Skype is the Biggest Winner of the Web 2.0 Era
- Skype for iPhone Officially Official
- Last.fm bientôt payant !