What do you get when you combine music with frantic, all night hour coding sessions? An event called Music Hack Day, where developers have 24 hours to hack together a new music-related app, which they then show off to their peers at event’s conclusion. Music Hack Day has previously been held in London, Berlin, [...]
Tags: Dave Haynes, Developers, First Come First Served Basis, Goal Music, Google, Hack, Lamere, Main Goal, Music Applications, Music Companies, Music Space, Musictech, New Music, Next Generation, Organizers, Pandora, Peers, Raffel, Songbird, Startups
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Fri, April 9 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Medialets, an advertising and analytics startup, bet big on the iPhone early, rolling out its universal SDK at the launch of the App Store two years ago. And the startup just launched a universal SDK that works with the iPad. And the company’s Apple-centric strategy has paid off; Medialets is one of the most widely [...]
Tags: Admob, Advertisers, Advertising Campaigns, Bet, Cnn, Developers, Display Advertising, Greystripe, Ipad, Iphone, Launch, Measurement, Mediator, Mobile Phones, New Direction, New York Times, Platforms, Publishers, Sdk, Third Party
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Wed, April 7 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
This May, Google is holding its annual I/O conference, where it invites thousands of developers to learn about the latest Google and web technologies. Last year, Google had its first (of many) “Oprah Moments” when it made the surprise announcement that everyone in attendance would be receiving a free Android phone. This year, [...]
Tags: Apps, Attendance, Attendees, Confere, Developers, Droid, Droids, Google, Google Web, Logic, Logistics, Motorola, Nexus, Oprah, Presence, Sandbox, Sessions, Surprise Announcement, Verizon, Web Technologies
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Tue, April 6 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
There is obviously a lot of excitement around the iPad. Kleiner Perkins is doubling its iFund to launch more companies around the new device. And everyone from existing iPhone app developers and media companies is rushing to create iPad versions of their apps. As the screenshots leaked to us below show, you [...]
Tags: Apps, Ballgame, Ceo, Developers, Excitement, Gathering Place, Ifund, Ipad, Iphone, Josh Williams, Kleiner Perkins, Launch, Location Check, Menus, People, Photos, Possibilities
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Thu, April 1 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
There are only two weeks left until the iPad’s April 3 launch date, and Apple has just started reaching out to developers to say that they’re accepting applications that were developed specifically for the device. We’ve included the Email below. The key takeaway: If you’re looking to have your app available at [...]
Tags: Apple, Applications, Apps, Button Placement, Computer Monitors, Desk, Developers, Email, Gold Rush, Grand Opening, Handful, Hard Time, Interface Elements, Ipad, Ipads, Iphone, Launch Day, Risky Move, Takeaway, Tweak
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Fri, March 19 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Last year, OneRiot ventured into the advertising world with RiotWise, an ad format which places content in an emphasized position in their realtime feed. The search engine also launched a pilot program of RiotWise Trending Ads, a stream of ads that correspond to trending topics as they emerge across the social web, that has since [...]
Tags: Ad Format, Advertiser Content, Api, Application Developer, Desktop Clients, Developers, Facebook, Media Partners, Pilot Program, Publishers, Raw Feed, Relevance, Relevancy Algorithm, Relevant Content, Riot, Risk, Search Engine, Search Technology, Social Web, Ui
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Fri, March 19 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
When Chomp launched eight weeks ago in the iTunes store, it launched as an app for reviewing other iPhone apps. The app shows you a stream of realtime reviews, which you can filter by everyone or just your Facebook freinds. The app is showing some traction and should hit 300,000 active monthly [...]
Tags: Beta, Buttons, Chomp, Co Founder, Delete, Developers, Facebook, Iphone, Iphone Apps, Itunes, Negative Bias, Search Capabilities, Traction, Urls, Vanity, Website Search
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Tue, March 9 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
In the wake of Apple’s sudden decision to remove nearly all “sexy” applications from the App Store, we’ve been hearing that the company is also clamping down on so-called “cookie-cutter” applications — iPhone apps that are built from templates using one of the many app-building services available. This would be yet another major change [...]
Tags: Apple, Atl, Bad News, Basic Web, Betting, Business Cards, Consensus, Cookie Cutter, Cracking, Current Situation, Developers, Founders, Generators, Iphone, Iphone Apps, Native Applications, Sudden Decision, Transparency
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Mon, March 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
It was only December when Google officially launched extensions for its Chrome browser. Almost immediately, there were 500 extensions in the gallery as many developers had been working on them for a while. Today, Google is saying that number is now past 3,000. And that’s significant because it’s already pretty close to the browser known [...]
Tags: Add Ons, Beta, Blow, Browser, Developers, Exact Number, Excitement, Extension Numbers, Firefox, Google, Launch, Linux, Mac, Milestones, People, Rapid Growth, Statistic, Statistics
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Thu, March 4 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Google will roll out a number of security enhancements to Gmail this week, and perhaps as early as Tuesday, says a source with knowledge of the new features. The changes are specifically designed to cut down on phishing and hacking attacks on Gmail accounts.
There are to specific changes that we’ve heard Google is implementing. The [...]
Tags: Chinese Security, Contacts, Credentials, Developers, Email, Gmail Account, Google, New Computer, New Features, Phishing, Security Enhancements, Security Hole, Security Incident, Text Message
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Tue, March 2 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments