There are now thousands and thousands of applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch, and sorting through all of them can be an absolute nightmare.
Did you know about all of the wonderful free music out there that’s just waiting for you? Ever wondered what the top pop song currently is in Turkey? Now [...]

It seems that everywhere I look, there’s someone telling us why corporate blogs are not only a waste of time if you’re looking for something to read, but they offer no value and should be taken down as soon as possible.
The detractors claim corporate blogs lack transparency, fail to adapt to the changing times, [...]

Joost’s two year old online video service was a pretty darned smart idea when it first launched.
Instead of streaming video through the Joost website, users would download a Mozilla-based client and watch it there instead. The user experience could be more tightly controlled. And more importantly, the Joost client had built in person-to-person file [...]

The race is on between sites like Hulu and Joost to bring video content to the web, but as this content becomes more ubiquitous it will be the sites that go beyond basic video streaming that will ultimately be able to differentiate themselves. Watercooler, a development house behind several hundred community-based social network applications, [...]

Facebook has added a small but useful feature that makes Posted Items a bit more interesting. Now, when you click on a friend’s Posted Item, you’ll get a Facebook navigation bar “layered on top of the page you arrive on,” (in a new tab) as you can see in the example below.
The value here [...]

The pink slips were passed out on Thursday throughout the various business duchies that make up CBS Interactive—CNET, CBS.com, CBSNews,com, CBSSports.com, BNET, GameSpot, TV.com, last.fm, and CHOW. While CBS confirmed to me and other reporters that layoffs did happen across the board, it refused to talk about how many total people are losing their [...]

As far as platforms go, the circle is pretty much closed for mobile socnet Loopt; after releasing iPhone and BlackBerry versions of the software, they now have an Android version, too.
Loopt lets users of AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, Boost, MetroPCS and T-Mobile share their location, and it currently works on over 100 handsets. Like all [...]

While 2008 has turned out to be quite an eventful year in tech, there were 20 key events that stood out and got people talking for days if not weeks after the moment had passed.
From the rise of major products and services to history making events, take a walk with us down memory lane as [...]

Facebook Connect is now open for business, allowing any developer to let users login to their websites using their Facebook credentials. Additionally, other key Facebook features, like your friends list, can now be integrated into third-party applications, which can in turn send data back into Facebook and the News Feed.
If there were [...]

Yahoo continues to outsource lots of businesses it previously built and maintained directly. Especially in music - In February they shut their subscription music service, and in September they announced a deal to allow full song playbacks through the Rhapsody service.
Next up is Yahoo’s radio product, http://music.yahoo.com/launchcast. The site today, which draws 3 million [...]