Miso: Foursquare for Movies
Location is still a hot topic as it relates to the social web. Foursquare continues to pull ahead of the pack. Not only because it’s more flexible, but because of the awesome partnerships and promotion they have done. It keeps things pretty simple while still providing an interesting gaming aspect. This is all fine and [...]
Read MoreWill FaceCash Kill The Credit Card?
FaceCash is a mobile payment system that not only stands out for what they plan to accomplish, but also because of who the founder is. The mission is to make in-person payments as simple as possible using your mobile phone. Founder Aaron Greenspan is the man that brought legal action against Mark Zuckerber of Facebook. [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 4-23-2010
No Plans to Shut Down FriendFeed According to FriendFeed Cofounder Bret Taylor, FriendFeed will remain active in the near future. This is good for the scattering of users left behind since the service was purchased by Facebook for it’s talented staff. It seems that keeping FriendFeed going currently takes no effort on the part of [...]
Read MoreFacebook Cracks Down on Infringment
Recently Facebook has taken a very firm stance against App developers using its trademarks in Facebook iPhone Apps. If an App Developer uses Facebook’s trademarks including its name and/or logos in the App name, Facebook is now deleting the credentials of the App developer and the iPhone App then becomes unusable. Some App developers are [...]
Read MoreAdobe Drops Further Support for iPhone in CS5
Adobe has officially dropped further support for the iPhone in CS5. While the ability to target the iPhone platform still exists, further development along those lines is not planned to be explored. This is due to Apple’s changes to the developer program license agreement. Namely, section 3.3.1, which reads: Applications may only use Documented APIs [...]
Read MoreApple Wants Stolen iPhone Back
Yesterday, the buzz in the tech world was Gizmodo’s full review of as yet unreleased iPhone. It resembled nothing currently on the market and appeared to be the real deal. The next iPhone that would be launched later this year. One of the primary reasons Gizmodo gave as to why they felt it was the [...]
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