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March 24, 2012You don’t have to be drunk on red wine to lose your phone – though it does help, according to new research.
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You don’t have to be drunk on red wine to lose your phone – though it does help, according to new research.
Twitter recently announced that 1.5 million apps have been built with its API. Although the web app is best for keeping track of world news in realtime, the third-party.
Silicon Valley darling Pinterest may be the hottest startup of the year, but the social pinboard is not without its competitors. With more than 25,0000 users and in-platform purchasing, Social photo-clipping platform Fancy is hot on Pinterest’s heels. In Startup Smackdown style, Quicko Technosoft Labs create the below infographic takes a closer lok at the social networks and breaks both down by the numbers.
This week Finland-based developer Rovio launched its incredibly popular mobile franchise into space. Angry Birds Space sees the same cast of the angriest birds ever waging galactic warfare upon their egg-stealing pig rivals.
Cloud streaming music service Spotify introduced a new application this week that allows users to share and create new playlists by combining their own musical taste with those of their friends. The service, called Filtr, runs within Spotify’s desktop application and claims it will “get rid of the Spotify dictator at your next party.”
This week Zynga announced that it has purchased game developer OMGPOP for $200 million. OMGPOP is best known for their pictionary-esque hit, Draw Something, which to-date has been installed on mobile devices more than 37 million times.
Back in December Netflix announced the addition of a new horror series called Hemlock Grove. This week the company released further details about the show.
This week astronaut Ronald Garan participated in an AMA session on reddit, provided interesting insights into the mentality of an astronaut.
A zero day privacy fault in Facebook’s system allows your friends to creep around your profile without you ever seeing them.
Scotland-based startup Celtic Renewables has figured out a way to produce biofuel from the byproducts of alcohol fermentation.