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Apple To Scoop Up Twitter For $700 Million?
According to ValleyWag, Apple is in “serious negotiations” to purchase the micro-blogging juggernaut Twitter for upwards of 700 million dollars… yes that’s $700,000,000. That’s a lot of zeroes. Facebook offered $500 million in cash and stock options for Twitter just a few months ago but Twitter passed as the value of Facebook’s stock is really [...]
Continue reading...Google Now In The Telecommunications Business
12. March 2009
Google purchased GrandCentral Communications nearly two years ago and rebranded it today as Google Voice. Here’s a lowdown from the official Google Blog: We’ve just started to release a preview of Google Voice, an application that helps you better manage your voice communications. Google Voice will be available initially to existing users of GrandCentral, a service [...]
Continue reading...Great Twitter Tips For Beginners
17. February 2009
PC Mag has an article today regarding 10 Tips for Twitter Beginners. I’m a huge advocate and user of Twitter and I’ve tried valiantly to get my friends and the rest of the D|M crew involved with the Twitter craze. The official Digital Meld Twitter account is also a great asset for the site where [...]
Continue reading...iClipper: iPhone Copy And Paste
28. January 2009
One thing that drove me nuts during my year of using an iPhone was Apple’s ridiculous omission of a copy and paste feature. What is even more absurd is that a year and a half into the iPhone’s life and there still isn’t a built in copy and paste feature. Well, wait no more. ReadWriteWeb [...]
Continue reading...Yahoo Rolls Out Twitter News Search Engine
21. January 2009
Okay, the title may be a little misleading as Yahoo hasn’t officially rolled out a Twitter news search engine but one of their engineer’s (Vik Singh) did… and on Google’s AppSpot no less. The application based on Yahoo’s BOSS platform compares your chosen search string with popular topics on Twitter and stories on Yahoo News [...]
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5. May 2009
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