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Cascada Mobile: Now Anyone Can Build a Mobile App

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 10:34 pm, Over one day old

With their new platform, Cascada Breeze, anyone can program mobile apps. Well, maybe not anyone - the apps are built using HTML, so you would have to have some rudimentary web programming knowledge to use their platform. You can try some Breeze applications for yourself from here.

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Does Yahoo Independence Matter to The Rest Of Us? Yes!

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 8:04 pm, Over one day old

Yahoo's independence does impact the Internet ecosystem - developers, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs will all benefit from more choice and more competition. But Yahoo could have a really strong independent future as the platform for thousands of start-ups.

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PaidContent Bought By the Guardian: Here's How Media History is Made

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 5:55 pm, Over one day old

The trailblazing blog PaidContent, specializing in coverage of the business of new media, will be acquired by the Guardian Media Group, writes Kara Swisher tonight in a very sweet scoop. As Swisher says, it's a coup for new media - but it's another great move by the Guardian Media Group as well.

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iPhone 3G In The Flesh

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 2:39 pm, Over one day old

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Meebone Brings Meebo Back to the Desktop

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 2:39 pm, Over one day old

Meebo itself is a great web application that allows you to easily log into all your favorite IM services from the web, so having a desktop client for it might seem like a rather odd choice at first.

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Priming the Pump: New Users, Meet the Old Winners

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 2:39 pm, Over one day old

Though FriendFeed HQ has said in response to Allen's criticism that they intend to change their algorithm to incorporate more diversity - to date the default user set has changed very minimally. That's not always the only reason they got there, but that's part of it.

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Loopt Brings Yelp Reviews to 3G iPhone

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 2:39 pm, Over one day old

Loopt status updates can now be published to Facebook and Twitter accounts the user has linked to; other services like FriendFeed can also be updated via an RSS feed of Loopt statuses that the service exports. Also, Yelp information will only be available to Loopt users on the iPhone.

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Apple's App Store Launches

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 2:39 pm, Over one day old

According to Pinch Media, there are currently 552 applications available in the store. More than 25% of the apps are available for free. Applications from the App Store will run on both the iPhone and iPhone touch after users upgrade to the latest firmware, which will also be released today.

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PlanetEye: A One-Stop Travel Destination

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 1:07 am, Over one day old

Indeed, PlanetEye's maps are, besides the Travel Pack, one of PlanetEye's most useful features in planning a trip, as they are directly coupled with its database of restaurants, sights, and geotagged images, all of which are dynamically updated as your scroll through the map.

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PostRank Filters Your Info Overload for Popularity

Posted Thursday July 10, 2008, 1:07 am, Over one day old

AideRSS, the marvelous service that filters items in any RSS feed for popularity with readers, has spun out its core technology PostRank as an Application Programing Interface (API) for integration into any other application.

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