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Many people have never heard of myYearbook, a social network that skews pretty young (half of its members are teenagers). But it’s got a substantial audience, with around 55.7 million visits and 4.3 million uniques a month, according to comScore. And recently, it’s been growing very quickly — according to comScore, unique [...]
Sun, April 11 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Descriptions:
2x Ping-Pong Bat Table Tennis Game For Wii Control
It uses for Wii console Table Tennis Game
Smart and Cute, convenient to carry and use
Good material intensity, comfortable hand feeling
Player will feel playing in reality instead of simulation
Easy to gain cheerfulness in the ping-pong game
[...]
Thu, April 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Descriptions:
2x Ping-Pong Bat Table Tennis Game For Wii Control
It uses for Wii console Table Tennis Game
Smart and Cute, convenient to carry and use
Good material intensity, comfortable hand feeling
Player will feel playing in reality instead of simulation
Easy to gain cheerfulness in the ping-pong game
[...]
Thu, April 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
We’re hearing that iTunes will be implementing Facebook Connect support in the near future, allowing users to share some of their recent purchases with their friends on Facebook. We’re still gathering more details, but it sounds like this could happen quite soon.
It certainly adds up. Over the last few weeks, iTunes has been [...]
Tue, April 6 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Yahoo has built a number of applications for the iPhone (and even a custom one for the iPad already), but with all the buzz about location-aware services they haven’t yet felt the urge to optimize its own Upcoming service for the mobile platform.
Enter developer Nik Fletcher, who has spent about a year developing one dubbed [...]
Sun, April 4 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Yesterday, Facebook released a proposed privacy policy that foreshadowed a bold (and creepy) new feature: some third-party partners are going to be allowed to access and use your Facebook data without any prior consent. Make no mistake — there will be backlash. That’s par for the course for Facebook, which has shown time and time again [...]
Sun, March 28 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Online storefronts for retail goods are popping up all over Facebook, with the social network fast becoming a virtual shopping mall. We recently wrote about Payvment, a startup that implements PayPal’s Adaptive Payments API to let anyone set up a retail storefront on Facebook. Today, BigCommerce, a company that provides ecommerce software to online retailers [...]
Wed, March 24 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
I like recent products that let users created personal FAQs one step at a time based on questions from others. You put up a box that invites people to ask you anything. People then ask questions. You answer the ones you want to and publish them. In no time you’ve got an interesting profile of [...]
Mon, March 22 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Remember that time when a marketing agency’s labs unit cooked up an application that allowed you to print your tweets in a custom notebook (aka, Tweetnotebook)?
Ok, fair chance you don’t – I sure do because I have one of those lying around here somewhere.
Anyway, it was only a matter of time before they did [...]
Sun, March 14 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
It’s getting tough to keep up with all of the location-related developments leading up to this year’s SXSW, and they just keep coming. Tonight, on the eve of the event, Plancast has just had its iPhone application approved. The service, which we’ve previously described as a ‘Foursquare for the future’, allows you to tell [...]
Fri, March 12 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
