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Watch out Zillow, Google is looking to make its Maps service a major player in the real estate market. The company today rolled out a slew of new real estate-centric features, including quicker access to listings and better search.
Listings are now ...
A day before the rumored launch of Google Music, word is arriving that Microsoft is looking to bolster its own musical offerings via a proposed partnership with MySpace. The deal would bring music from the social network to Microsoft's MSN portal...
Even 4chan couldn't resist getting in on the "balloon boy" media frenzy.
The popular hacker message board, which has been tied to Twitter attacks, YouTube porn, and hacking Time Magazine polls took a more old-school approach with the H...
YouTube is incorporating some Twitter-esque upgrades to its comments section. The Google-owned video site is launching a beta--or Test Tube--version of Comments Search, which will let users search YouTube comments in real time.
"The full commen...
Poor, poor Friendster. The site was a pioneer of the social networking space but has since been eclipsed by countless latecomers, including most notably (and lucratively) Facebook and MySpace. Friendster may have fallen out of favor in the U.S. (and ...
Earlier this week, Facebook users voted to adopt new privacy policies the social networking site proposed in late October. Facebook wanted to present its privacy guidelines in a "clearer and more comprehensive" manner. The site split the policy into...
If a mobile ad dropped in the forest, would anyone care? Some would, but most wouldn't. According to market research firm Parks Associates, 38 percent of consumers don't want to see mobile ads for any reason, according to MediaPost.
But about the same...
Twitter on Thursday released long-awaited location-tagging features for the Twitter API. The new feature will allow users to embed their locations with their tweets. For privacy reasons, it's strictly an opt-in feature--meaning you won't send out your...
Google today announced that it has remade the mobile version of its News page for owners of iPhone, Android, and Palm webOS handsets. The new page joins existing versions for Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, and Symbian handsets.
The update page "provides...
Name changes are a big deal. Just ask Prince. When Apple asked The Little App Factory was asked to the name of its popular app, iPod Rip, the plucky developer was put in a weird position. The company's CEO, John Devor sent a long and heartfelt e-mail...
