A few days ago, a blogger named Nik Cubrilovic reported that Facebook’s new API’s allows applications to post messages on the new Timeline, without users’ intervention. The blogger explains that this new API is an extension of Facebook Instant, called “frictionless sharing” and although you might think Logging-Out will save […]
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Amazon’s Tablet Captures Big Magazine Publishers
Publishers of magazines were elated thinking of selling their wares on iPad in 2010, but as we turn the page of the calendar and face this year, they are singing slightly off key. Their optimism has boiled dry. While they are still eager, there is a strong vein of skepticism […]
Facebook Netflix Integration is Blocked by US Federal Law
There were many updates to Facebook Thursday, which were aimed at easing the sharing of the lives of millions through the timeline feature. The one thing they are not allowed to share are details of what movies they have rented. While those who rent music from Spotify can post the […]
Apple’s iPhone 5 Keynote from October 4 should be the Biggest Event of this Year
It is coming sooner than you think. The next iPhone will be unveiled on October 4th, so we’ve heard. Rumors are flying back and forth regarding the precise date, not to mention the features of the latest iPhone. Although the date has been a moving target, AllThingsD, the Wall Street […]
Build Conference 2011 Unveiled all about Windows 8 OS
Microsoft has had us sitting on pins and needles awaiting version 8 of their historic Operating System. They have revealed tidbits of information about it over the last months, but now the cat is out of the bag. The 2011 Build Conference in Anaheim from the 13-16th September put Windows […]
Apple Censor: The Anti-iPhone Game
Today a new iOS game hit the Apple App Store, for a few hours. They yanked it off because of its criticism of Apple. The question is how it got approved in the first place. Phone Story, an app by Molleindustria, portrays the lifecycle of an iPhone, with a bit […]
TechCrunch Website struggle to keep their Editorial Independence
There is a thin line which separates two awkwardly different worlds. When it comes to editorial independence, there are a lot of things that come in mind: stress, pressure, money. The highly reviewed and commented conflict between TechCrunch and AOL gives us the same argument once again. About one year […]





