New York City Web Design Firm unlike any other. Look at Clients

Web Designs:  What has your web designer done lately? Luis Arana - NYC Web Developer http://bit.ly/AmQPm8 Wild stuff check out the talent.  The list of clients speak for themselves.  The pool of skill sets and talents are hard to find in one firm let alone one...

Want Cheaper Gas? There's an App for That

"Gas prices just faced the second-highest two-week jump in history, due to the current instability in Libya. The highest prices are in Hawaii, at $3.96 per gallon. In response to the spike in gas prices, drivers worldwide scrambled to cut costs. Though NewsFeed does not...

Google Goes to War With Apple Over Mobile Apps

Google Goes to War With Apple Over Mobile Apps "Mon Jan 31 2011, 10:50 THE INFLUENCE of Larry Page stepping in as CEO of Google is already being felt with an influx of software developers ready to create Google apps...

Google promises no more planned downtime for Apps suite

Google has continued its efforts to woo the enterprise space by adjusting the SLAs for its Apps platform, removing a clause that allows for scheduled downtime. SOURCE

Mobile Applications Market: Opportunities for South

As the number of mobile phone users around the world mushrooms, so does the mobile phone applications market. Revenue from downloads of applications, or apps, topped US $10 billion in 2009, according to market...

Mobile Increases Music’s Influence

Music compels all of us--individually, in our own way. It fills our moments, our cars, our movies, our thoughts and now our mobile devices. As a Recording studio in Miami that produces music for commercials, we have produced several projects for TV that are being also applied...

Is Adobe Air going to follow a pdf like trend or die like the vhs

Just recently I watched a talk from Francisco Tolmasky at FOWA in which he briefly compared some technologies such as Air to a dvd/vhs combo. With all the hype around cloud computing it was a fair comment and got me thinking a little further.I currently am just about to start...

Friendster Announces Support for Facebook Apps

Long before Facebook, there was Friendster. A pioneer of online social networking, it suffered from outages and technical problems just as MySpace was picking up steam. Friendster corrected its errant path,...

iPhone apps: $30 million in 30 days

Everywhere I go I hear about people wanting an iPhone and indeed Apple has sold many many iPhones. According to CEO Steve Jobs, iPhone apps alone has brought in $30 million in sales. Very impressive indeed. And...

Wordscraper: Don't Call It Scrabulous! (Now with X-tra Bonus Analysis)

The tale of the tile continues... Scrabulous' developers have re-launched the app with a new look and new rules in order to pull an end-run around Hasbro's takedown order. But will it be enough? So far, it's hard...

Pirillo's iPhone App Page

Chris Pirillo has put together a great resource for those of you on the iPhone.  His site has a page that lets users rank their favorite apps.  Check it out.

Apple Sells One Million 3G iPhones in One Weekend

Last Friday's global launch of the 3G iPhone was plagued with problems but, the demand for Apple's latest products far outweighed the technical glitches and hiccups experienced by many customers.In just 72 hours,...

Savings windfall for firm that moved from Microsoft Outlook to Gmail

"Taylor Woodrow, a UK-based construction company, has switched its 1,800 employees' e-mail from Microsoft Outlook to enterprise Gmail. The company is also beginning to use other components of Google Apps, the suite of Web-based applications that includes, in addition to...

Lose the Blogger 15: 25+ Web Apps for Dieting & Getting in Shape

Baiadha.amir (now public group)MASHBLE BLOG :At least a couple of us here at Mashable are fighting to keep off the “Blogger 15.” So where do technology bloggers turn for help when trying to lose weight? Web apps, of course! We’ve put together a list of over 25 Web apps...

Bored With Web 2.0? Demand Change

Some interesting thoughts on the role of technology in making the world better. I disagree with a couple of Haque's contentions. Alot of money has been going into green technologies. According to Goldman Sachs investment increased from $400 billion in 2003 to $3 trillion in...

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