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itsmy Launches Personal Mobile Broadcasting
The itsmy.com mobile community wants to be MySpace for your phone. By connecting people and content in both the U.S. and E.U., itsmy has already gathered up more than
Facebook's Location Feature Gets More Hands on Deck With Acquisition of Ex-Googler Startup NextStop
Facebook will unveil its entry into the location-based social networking space someday and today's acquisition of innovative trip-sharing service NextStop will undoubtedly influence what Facebook users eventually get to see.
Oracle Gets More Social and Takes on Adobe with FatWire Acquisition
Oracle announced today that it will acquire FatWire. Financial details were not disclosed. FatWire bills itself as customer experience management company and provides tools for content management, community forums,
IBM Beefs Up Its Mobile Communications Apps
Today IBM announced the availability of several new iOS, BlackBerry and Android apps for accessing its enterprise communications software products. The apps cover Connections, LotusLive Meeting, Samtime, and Lotus Notes
OrganIP: Call Your Friends without Knowing Their Phone Numbers
Today at the DEMOfall 09 conference, Digitrad announced a new consumer voice service called OrganIP. Although the odd name conjures up ideas of a medical or musical application, we think
Why Your Boss Hates Facebook
Are you goofing off on Facebook at work? As it turns out, this sort of "time theft" may be no longer be your company's top concern when it comes to
Best Mobile App from DEMO 09: Asurion's Social Address Book
At this week's DEMO 09 conference Asurion Mobile introduced their new open mobile address book called simply "Asurion Mobile AddressBook." Although the name may not be all that flashy, the
Facebook Could Change Telephones Forever
There is no Facebook phone, the world's largest social network told everyone firmly last year. Instead, the company said this afternoon, there are "dozens" of phones that will include
Open Mobile Summit: The Future of Mobile & Challenges Ahead
Here at the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, Nokia Siemmens Networks CTO Hossein Moiin kicked off the event with a keynote speech focused on the future of the mobile
Echoecho: Locating Your Friends Made Easy
Echoecho is a location-based mobile application that wants to make it easier for you to locate your friends, family members and colleagues in the real world. Echoecho only tries to
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