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Over the past month, Facebook has not so smoothly transitioned third party content from boxes to tabs on your Facebook profile page. This is best explained by example: if you

At last year's Microsoft PDC, Seesmic announced that it was working on a major Silverlight-based rewrite of its desktop clients for Windows and Mac. After almost a year of development,

There's an interesting chart making its way around the Net this morning comparing the number of iTunes app downloads to the total downloads of songs. The surprising reveal is that

Google rolled out a new inbox last week that, in theory, separates your important emails from your unimportant emails and lets you speed through work faster. Most of the initial

Billboard is best known for charts that rank the most popular music and musicians, which the weekly industry magazine started publishing in 1913 as a list of the most popular

This coming Monday, application boxes will disappear from your Facebook profile or fan page and you'll be told to use application tabs instead. In a nutshell, this means that third

We don't know about you, but whether it's asking friends, reading music blogs, or surfing music recommendation systems like Pandora or Last.fm, we're always on the search for new music.

Rdio, a newcomer to the crowded playing field of streaming music services, launched this morning for U.S. and Canadian listeners. The service offers a socially-infused online music streaming experience for

In the sidebar of your Facebook profile, below information about you and your friends, you can place widgets (a.k.a. "boxes"). These typically pull in information from a third party web

If there's one thing we know about Web authors it's that they are constantly seeking new sources of traffic for their content. It doesn't matter if you're a blogger, a