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  SlyDial launches mobile apps for easy weasel calls SlyDial , the telephone service that lets you dial directly to someone's voice mail, has launched three new mobile applications for users on Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Apple's iPhone. The new apps have direct access to your phone's contact... Posted Nov 17 2008, 12:16 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: apple, iphone, launch, demo, apps, windows mobile, blackberry, direct access, contact list, mobile applications, voice mail, handy feature, shortcuts, nickname, four letters, telephone service

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  Problems at the polls? Send a tweet Long lines, broken voting machines, and citizens who can't vote because their names don't show up on the registration rolls. A group of software developers and designers have teamed up with the blog techPresident to make it easier for voters to... Posted Nov 03 2008, 11:19 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: amp, google, iphone, google maps, apps, widgets, real time, followers, voting machines, text message, designers, tweet, share experiences, techpresident, vote report, countdown clocks, wait time, california electoral votes, software developers, touch tone phone

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  LinkedIn's well-groomed app platform goes live There's nary a sheep to be tossed on business network LinkedIn 's new developer platform, which has officially gone live. The array of internal- and partner-created applications includes a "reading list" app from Amazon, a trip-tracking... Posted Oct 28 2008, 09:01 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: facebook, google, linkedin, apps, myspace, collaborator, platforms, amazon, array, business network, advertisements, photo slideshow, party photo, mold, sheep, office christmas party, templeton, slideshare, huddle, reading list

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  8 iPhone Apps I’m Still Using and 8 I’m Not When the App Store was first launched and the iPhone 3G was released, people like me were downloading... Posted Oct 24 2008, 01:04 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: iphone, apps, apple tv, several times, 3g, all sorts, gamut, session th, wayside, twinkle, alternate tunings, apple ships, remote application, practice session, test of time, metronome, responsiveness, musician, quite some time, store password

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  Facebook Applications Now Portable to Friendster’s Developer Platform Friendster might not be the first name in social networking in the US, but in Asia it’s the dominant... Posted Oct 02 2008, 06:01 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: social networking, facebook, launch, apps, widget, friendster, page views, rockyou, 60 million, director of marketing, foreign languages, tens of thousands, dominant player, dramatic increase, translation tools, user profile, negative impact, developer community, continent, directory features

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  Adobe launches CS4 suite of applications Adobe's lineup of pro design apps has been refreshed. CS4 will ship in October and offers GPU-based drawing of documents in Photoshop and tighter Flash... Posted Sep 23 2008, 11:51 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: adobe, apps, new features, cs4, flash integration, drawing

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  T-Mobile, Google finally unveil the first Android phone T-Mobile, Google, and HTC lifted the curtain on the first Android-enabled mobile phone today. The $179 device will have Google app integration, a built... Posted Sep 23 2008, 07:56 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: developers, google, apps, mobile phone, t mobile, music store, android, curtain, htc

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  New filings reveal extent, damage of Bell Canada throttling Bell Canada and a group of Canadian ISPs faced off at the end of last week by filing new, detailed documents with Canadian regulators. The ISPs say their... Posted Jun 02 2008, 11:12 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: apps, bell canada, day bell, regulators, canadian isps

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  Veronica Belmont’s Top 10 Up-and-Coming Web Applications In the world of Web celebrity, few have become as well-known in the past year as Veronica Belmont, who... Posted May 29 2008, 10:47 AM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: apps, mashable, cnet, buzz, jason calacanis, sharethis, belmont, veronica, web applications, web celebrity

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  Nip/Tuck Facebook app tells you how ugly you are (with math) Normally I steer clear of writing about Facebook apps that have been created for promotional purposes, but this one is too good to pass up. It comes from FX UK , which has put together a very strange experience that tells you how "perfect" your... Posted Apr 30 2008, 09:42 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: facebook, google, photos, apps, end result, analytics, algorithm, plastic surgery, enjoyable exercise, nip tuckamp, zoom, perfect face, school yearbook, fx, nip tuck, absolute perfection, strange experience, bragging rights

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  Making Facebook Apps Continues to Pay Off for Buddy Media Two major announcements from Facebook App development firm Buddy Media: a $6.5 million round of Series... Posted Apr 15 2008, 07:38 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: apps, mashable, 5 million, investors, app development, greycroft partners, founders fund

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  Version 3.0 of Webware 100 is already underway Thanks to the readers who contributed to the Webware 100 challenge in order to get a free all-access pass to Web 2.0 Expo , we now have a bunch of really good ideas for improving the Webware 100 awards program for 2009. The two winning ideas (that are... Posted Apr 15 2008, 02:45 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: apps, expo, pool, newbies, mosh pit, webware 100, border width, span, big fish, pitches, tough choices, awards program, rookies, logic

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  Google Maps gets YouTube videos, 'Chocolate Rain' not included Google Maps and Google Earth may be two separate services, but the gap between the software and Webware apps is narrowing. Last night Google rolled out a new view in Maps, enabling users to view geocoded YouTube videos, something Google Earth users have... Posted Apr 15 2008, 10:10 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: microsoft, google, google maps, apps, interface, wikipedia, google earth, visuals, youtube videos, third parties, street view, pushing the limit, elevation, fire eagle, minneapolis, gap, oblique view, clouds, red dots, chocolate rain

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  The real roadblocks to data portability on social networks I see that Yahoo has joined up with Google’s Open Social. That’s cool because it will let developers build gadgets, widgets, social networking applications, or whatever we’re calling these things that are like Facebook apps, twice, instead... Posted Mar 26 2008, 06:13 AM by Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger Feeds Filed under: social networking, facebook, developers, apps, widgets, yahoo, gadgets, dozens, networking applications