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The Serendipity Of StumbleUpon - an interview with Garrett Camp, Chief Architect
In our recent Social Bookmarking Faceoff, we discovered that social bookmarking site StumbleUpon actually has more users than the more hyped del.icio.us. Currently StumbleUpon has 1,375,696 users, according to its
Pulse of Open Source: A Look at Niche Conversations
Pulse of Open Source is a new site that aggregates the Twitter messages of thought leaders and participants in the Open Source Software community. It's a great example of the
2 New Woot Apps Available for the iPhone - Which is Better?
Woot is an awesome site that features a great deal each day. From shirts to wine, to the latest gadget, you can find great daily deals on Woot for
Where do Short URLs Go When They Die?
In late October, after Bit.ly had firmly established itself as Twitter's service of choice, it looked like URL shortener service Cligs would close down. As of today, the company will
Appolicious is Like Delicious for iPhone Apps
Looking for new iPhone apps? With a marketplace filled with over 65,000 applications (give or take), finding the best ones via iTunes has become an exercise in futility. With the
Top Web Apps in Germany, Redux - But How Many Are Global?
In July 2006 Read/WriteWeb posted the first in what was to be a long and fruitful series on International web apps. The first post was on Germany, inspired at the
Reddit Introduces Crowdsourced Spam Filtering
Yesterday morning, social news and bookmarking site Reddit announced to its users that they were being drafted. For what, you might ask? The ongoing battle of sites like Reddit, Digg
Enjoysthin.gs: A Dazzling New Way to Share and Discover Multimedia
The internet is a visual medium, so it's no surprise that visual bookmarking services are becoming increasingly popular. The newest one we've discovered, called Enjoysthin.gs, takes the cake so far.
Springpad Takes on Evernote with Semantic Technology, Barcode Scanner
Springpad, a rival to Evernote's popular cross-platform note-taking service, has just bumped the competition up a notch with a new release that integrates semantic technology to automatically enhance the notes
Opera: One Web Across Multiple Devices
Opera plans to unveil a new version of its SDK today that will allow Opera's partners to create a more uniform browsing experience across multiple devices and platforms. The new
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