If you follow Midnight Apps on Twitter, you know it’s taken the better part of a month. But they’ve finally navigated the App Store approval process, and Cha-Ching Touch is now available for purchase via the App Store. We gave
Archive for March 2009
Though we’ve worried that Hulu’s success might make it a victim, by driving its content providers to limit their offerings and provoking cable companies to get in the game, the site keeps growing its wedge of the American audience. If Hulu can keep moving up the… Read More »
Tomorrow, Skyhook Wireless will be announcing their next service partnership in a press release that follows. The company offers a huge database of WiFi access points, which provide additional location information to software services using it. Locale for Android is the next feather… Read More »
With many companies cutting costs everywhere they can, Ustream has managed to infiltrate the corporate webcast market pretty quickly. The Mountain View, Calif.-based startup let us know it has signed Oracle, Duke, Sun, UC Berkeley and Sling as customers for its paid white-label live video… Read More »
As we’ve pointed out recently, the power grid will increasingly be adding computing and intelligence, and will in turn be susceptible to the security issues that are currently plaguing the Internet. One of the smartest ways to address these concerns is by following the security… Read More »
Earlier I referenced a report by Australian news site Smarthouse’s David Richards saying Apple is close to launching a touchscreen “netbook type” computer according to unnamed Asian sources. Richards is now citing sources… Read More »
P2P video platform Vuze today announced that users can now watch content downloaded to their Mac or PC on mobile and TV screens. The Vuze software update supports viewing via iPhone, iPod, Apple TV, PS3, and Xbox 360. In the latest version of Vuze, there… Read More »
This is sure to kick up the ol’ “what’s a netbook and what’s a notebook?” debate. The macles* blog says that Acer isn’t content with their 8.9- and 10-inch netbook models, so they’re outing an 11.6-inch Aspire One. Hmm… it probably should be the… Read More »
Dell has been rumored to be entering the smartphone market for a while, and rumblings as recently as January gave that rumor some teeth. The rumors had the PC giant readying both a Windows Mobile-based phone and an Android phone for release later this year.… Read More »
Twitter’s meteoric rise in popularity – particularly over the last year – has been widely covered, and indeed the simplicity and flexibility of the 140 character-based microblogging platform continues to attract people all over the world in huge numbers, while a thriving community of developers build… Read More »
My patience was rewarded over the weekend: the GrandCentral beta account I opened in July of 2007 is now a Google Voice account. I can now use one single number for centralized voice communications, routing calls to various phones. I tested the voicemail and… Read More »
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