Reframe It: Bloggers worst nightmare?

Would you like to use a brand new tool that allows you to comment on any web pages including blogs without having to worry about moderations...

Mufin: Music Discovery Engine

Well, we’ve heard of search engines but have you ever heard of music discovery engines? There’s a few that I’ve heard of and today I got to ...

Google AdSense for Games? See it in action

Yes, Google has a new AdSense product and it is targeted for those online games publishers and developers. AdSense for Games is currently in...

MySpace & HP: Never print chicks without them

MySpace is up to something! MySpace is partnering with Hewlett Packard to deliver more havoc and chaos to MySpace users! Nahh… I was just pu...

ZoomProspector: Business Intelligence & GIS for small businesses

ZoomProspector made me smile and brought up fond memories of my past employments with a few GIS and Data Conversion companies. It made me sm...

Report spammers straight to Twitter

There is no official statement from Twitter just yet but Mark Hendrickson from TechCrunch said that Twitter has an anti-spamming system that...

Wall Street plunged further & the 10 millionth iPhone failed to stimulate Apple’s stocks

Today is a very depressing day for tech blogs and tech geeks. Some tech blogs that I have visited earlier today spoke of the shocking fall o...

Hakia: How credible is their credible sources?

I just read Erick Schonfeld’s (from TechCrunch) post on Hakia earlier today and it prompted me to think and ask a lot of questions about Hak...

Apple’s greatest nightmare: MySpace Music hits 1 billion!

I have bad news for cynics and naysayers of MySpace Music and suckers of Apple’s iTunes. I’m afraid MySpace Music has hit an incredible mile...

MacBook Brick: Made of a block of high quality aluminum?

Surprise, surprise! But that’s what Seth Weintraub from 9to5Mac said yesterday. MacBook Brick will be made from blocks of high quality alumi...

GoldMail: Voice-Over-Visual Messaging that burn up wallets

Would your company be willing to pay $8 to $10 per month (per user) to let you and your office mates use a brand new mailing or messaging co...