Filed under: Audio, Google, Freeware, Android
Google Listen is a podcast application for Google Android. In a nutshell, it allows you to find, download, and listen to podcasts from your Android-powered smartphone. Want to listen to episodes of This American Life on the go? Just search the directory for the show, hit the subscribe button, and Google Listen will download the latest episode for you to listen to. But Google Listen has another trick up its sleeve. In addition to subscribing to individual podcasts, you can also subscribe to "searches." Say you want information about Barack Obama, Google Android, or Oscar Nominations. Full story...
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Pretty much any time we run a list of favorite or popular Firefox add-ons, readers chime in with cheers for AdBlock Plus.
Filed under: Google, Social Software, Android
It was only a matter of time before Google delivered a souped-up version of its new social product, Buzz, to its mobile OS, Android.
Filed under: Business, Video, News, Web services
The YouTube vs. Viacom lawsuit has turned into quite the exciting drama this weekend, with both sides making accusations via their respective blogs.
Filed under: Video, Social Software
RandomDorm is a new site that's following in the footsteps of the explosively popular random video chat service Chatroulette, but adding its own twist: it's for college students only.
Filed under: Google, Browsers
Mac users of Google Chrome finally got a solid bookmark system in Google Chrome.
Filed under: OS Updates, Features, Linux, Canonical, Beta
With the final release of Ubuntu 10.
Filed under: Web services, Commercial, Open Source, sxsw
I spoke to Brian Alvey, co-founder of Weblogs, Inc.
Filed under: sxsw
Erez dove into Lifeyo recently, so I won't duplicate his efforts here.
Filed under: Utilities, Productivity, Google
If you're someone who has to take a lot of meetings, you've undoubtedly run into scheduling issues at some point and had to reschedule one .
Filed under: iPhone, Web, sxsw
PayPal had a nice booth at SXSW and was there to promote their API and developer platform, which now allows developers (hint: mobile developers, prayers answered) to enable PayPal's e-commerce solution within their apps.