Full FeedFacebook makes yet another Twitter move: Changes in Publisher
Maybe they should just start calling it “TwitBook” because Facebook sure seems to be trying to adapt their interface to everything Twitter. Their latest redesign sees them making some changes to their Publisher tool (this used to be the status update box). Now, users can choose just how public (or… Continue Reading »
Twitter: suddenly essential to national security?
Has Twitter finally found it revenue source? Bowing to pressure from the US State Department, Twitter put off some downtime in efforts to keep their conduit open for news that is flowing out of Iran. The recent Iranian election results have put the people in the streets demonstrating for what… Continue Reading »
5 Questions with Tumblr’s Marco Arment
A lot of us use Twitter. But when you want to post images, videos, and audio, you might want to move to something like Tumblr. It’s an extremely easy blogging solution. But, who’s behind Tumblr? Get to know Marco Arment in this edition of “5 Questions.” He put together much… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell Experiment: Kindle 2 - a blogging tool?
Having recently reviewed the Amazon Kindle 2, I thought I’d explore some alternate uses for the e-reader. Let’s face it, if the Kindle can do more for you than just being an e-reader, the price is a little more bearable. The first alternate use I explored was blogging. To begin,… Continue Reading »
Rant: Bloggers, we are better than job posting leads
It is an interesting state of affairs when we bloggers, in our never-ending thirst for more are sifting through job listings to get a lead on what a company is thinking. Forget high priced PR mouthpieces, simply post a free job posting somewhere and one of my cohorts will pick… Continue Reading »
Worst Week: Google
#googlefail. If you’re on Twitter, you’re probably familiar with this tag. In a nutshell, it describes what is possibly Google’s worst week. Read on to find out what happened to one of the web’s most popular service providers. Hint: there was a lot of chaos. Continue Reading »
Self-publish your blog on the Kindle and make some money
Up until now, the Kindle has only had a few blogs amongst other content for sale. Now, Amazon has a new beta program called “Kindle Publishing for Blogs Beta” that lets anyone publish their blog in the Kindle Store. We’ve got a photo gallery to show you a walk through… Continue Reading »
Practice safe surfing: Don’t get hijacked on Twitter
Oh, is Twitter making the news as of late. And the latest is really not for a positive reason. If you, like many, are a Twitter user, you better be careful since it was just found out that they are vulnerable to a major cross-site scripting (XSS) hack vulnerability which… Continue Reading »
Watch what you Tweet about!
We’ve been talking about how the use of social networking is on the rise—be it with networking sites like Facebook getting more popular, or Twitter, who is now legal even in a criminal courtroom. However, be careful what you say on these sites. Do the words “social networking” not make… Continue Reading »
Say hello to your new Facebook homepage
They have been telling us to watch for it, and today it finally launches. Well, for some users anyway. Facebook rolled out their new homepage today for some (it should be there for everyone soon), and the features may look rather familiar to you if you use Twitter. Rather Twitter-esque…the… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
