Remember the flurry of new features Bing rolled out last week? Bing announced Wolfram Alpha results for nutrition searches, more in-depth weather results, enhanced hover previews, better maps, and turned MSN Video into Bing Videos.
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eBay (NSDQ: EBAY) has closed its deal to sell VoIP service Skype for roughly $2.75 billion.
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There continue to be conflicting views as to whether iPhone developers actually make money from ads on the iPhone.
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For security nuts and enterprise clients, Cisco is launching an iPhone app, called Cisco SIO, to put Cisco Security Intelligence Operations in users’ hands.
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If you’re hooked on Gmail and an avid user of the web based iPhone app, you may have just noticed the UI update Google pushed out.
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In his keynote this morning, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff continued his critique on software companies for their lack of development and sense of entitlement.
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Twitter’s translation project is rolling along rather quickly now. Earlier in the month Twitter launched in Spanish, and as of today, Twitter is now available in French.
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Oops, they did it again: popular Facebook games maker Zynga last month trademarked the name FishVille and promptly launched the game by that name less than a month later.
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Quinstreet, the Foster City, CA-based vertical media and marketing firm that recently bought Insure.
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Microsoft launched Xbox Live as an online gaming service in 2002 amid great skepticism. It didn’t really take off until Halo 2 launched in 2004, but now the service is huge.
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There are tons of karaoke applications for the iPhone, but a startup called Khu.
Last year, we saw the launch of identi.ca, the open-sourced alternative to Twitter.
I'm a big fan of keeping things simple, but that doesn't mean things have to be bland.
Angstro, a 2008 TechCrunch50 startup, launched with a product that socialized the content on the web by tapping into your social graph.
French mobile phone games publisher Gameloft said it is giving up on the Google Android platform.
Qwisk, which is launching today at the Real-Time CrunchUp, is an innovative new way to add a social twist to your browser.
So it looks like Twitter is finally ready to get serious about making some money – ads are on their way.
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