TechBit: Crowds app stakes out new angles in social video
With video becoming a bigger part of the social-media sphere, Krowds is offering its own angle at curating social video. In fact, it’s offering lots ...
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The Future Of Mobile-Social Could Spell The End For Social Networks
Editor’s note: Keith Teare is the founder of just.me and a partner at Archimedes Labs. He is also the co-founder of TechCrunch.
Would you use PhoneGap again?
I was invited to the Mobile Forum Stuttgart and speak about Apache Cordova/Phonegap (great conference, check it out next year!).
How Facebook Has Changed Since Going Public 1 Year Ago
“Facebook was not originally created to be a company,” CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in his SEC Registration letter a little more than three ...
Mobile apps news roundup: Line removes gifts, GungHo bigger than Nintendo and more
Puzzle & Dragons creator GungHo reaches $15.1B market cap; higher than Nintendo – As pointed out by industry watcher Dr. Serkan Toto, GungHo Online ...
Surprise: Yahoo’s mobile push is working better than you think
Don’t look now but it looks like Yahoo’s mobile apps push is bearing fruit, at least according to new data from Onavo. Case in point: Yahoo Weather, ...
App 'teaches torture to children'
PARENTS being warned over app that shows character being tortured which is one of many unsuitable for children but easily ...
German lawmakers calling for more consumer rights on the mobile apps market
German state-level lawmakers agree that consumers should have the right to return mobile apps. But changing the law may do little to help consumers ...
5 Things We’d Change About Facebook Mobile
At the beginning of this year, Facebook overtook Google Maps as the most-used mobile app in the U.S. The social network giant also recently ...
Creators of the Addictive Mobile App Dots on Game Tips, Making Money and "Dot-Moms"
By now you may have heard about Dots, the free mobile game that is singlehandedly responsible for at least a 27 percent decline in U.S.