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Google's New Mobile Photo-Sharing App Groups Images By Theme
Photovine, Google's answer to the mobile photo-sharing craze, went live in the iTunes App Store today. The app, which is only available on iOS to start, puts a somewhat unique
Google Reader Now Lets You Share Selectively
The Google Reader team just announced that it has implemented more granular controls for who you share items with, including the ability to manage a list of friends within Google
Report: Location Sharing Is Coming to Facebook
Soon, you will be able to share your location with your Facebook friends. According to the New York Times' Nick Bilton, Facebook plans to reveal this new feature during its
Would You Trust Twitter to Store Your Photos? Feature May Launch Soon
Twitter will launch its own photo sharing feature very soon, according to a purported scoop by Alexia Tsotsis today at TechCrunch. (Similarly loose lips confirmed the same to AllThingsD's Liz
Be a Neighborhood Hero (and Earn Some Cash) by Sharing Your Driveway
Have you ever been stuck circling the block waiting for a parking space to open up? The new ParkCirca space-sharing service might make that a thing of the past. Co-founder
Skype 2.8 for Mac: Your Online Demo Is Calling
Here at ReadWriteWeb, we're not usually in the "report it before you've tried it" camp, but a couple of trusted sources - Dan York and Rafe Needleman - are reporting
The Web Photo Sharing Site Faceoff
Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus. In this post we profile the red hot photo sharing space, where the blogosphere darling Flickr is actually trailing in the
Survey: 85% of Employees Under 25 Use Personal E-Mail Accounts for Work
This week the email management company Mimecast released the results of a survey of more than 2,400 corporate email users. The survey found that 85% of what Mimecast dubs
Fighting File Sharing on Campus: UCLA Partners with Clicker
Students at UCLA don't have to rely on torrent sites to get their fix of online TV anymore - or at least that's the message the school wants to send.
Calgoo Frees its Products: Drops Freemium Model
The calendar syncing and sharing company Calgoo has decided to release all its products for free. Until today, Calgoo made a free version of its software available and charged $30
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