Another key early Facebook employee, Jeff Hammerbacher, is leaving the company
Facebook may now be the largest social network in the world, and it may be continually innovating with nice new products like its Twitter-like iPhone application, but more and more beloved early emplo...
iPhone 2.0 Firmware (5A347) Available Early
Once again, digging through Apple's XML files has revealed the url to the iPhone 2.0 Firmware that is presently available on Apple's servers. One of our readers found this new firmware image: — iPh...
BOSS — The Next Step in our Open Search Ecosystem
The Next Step in our Open Search Ecosystem — Today, Yahoo! Search is taking another step in extending the Yahoo! Open Strategy with the launch of Yahoo! Search BOSS, a web services platform that allo...
Strange symbols appear on Google!
I'm hoping this is a Bloggle exlusive (even though I've not been blogging here for while). A strange symbol (swastika?) has just made it HOT on Google Trends. Why? Could be an example of Google ‘bo...
Yahoo and TBS enter sports-centric alliance
Yahoo and Turner Broadcasting System announced on Thursday a multi-year content and advertising alliance. — Under the agreement, Yahoo Sports will gain access to content from the league sites of the...
New Belkin FlyWire™ Delivers HD Video and Audio Wirelessly to Any HDTV, Anywhere in Your Home
By Eliminating the Need for Unsightly Cables and Labor-Intensive Custom Installation, Belkin's FlyWire Offers Endless Placement Possibilities for Your HDTV
Pirate Bay wants total network encryption, but does anyone else?
The Pirate Bay has ambitious plans to bring end-to-end encryption to all network activity, essentially blacking out a user's traffic from deep packet inspection gear and other prying eyes. Interestin...
Yahoo Games shifts to free games in alliance with two game ad start-ups
Yahoo Games is the giant of online game portals with 18 million unique visitors a month. But the company is shaking things up as it announces today that it is shifting to a new business model based o...
Where Apple's New iPhone Doesn't Help: AT&T's 3G Dead Zones
Excited about buying Apple's (AAPL) new iPhone 3G, which goes on sale tomorrow? Pumped about those blazing-fast 3G Internet speeds? Hope you don't live in beautiful Bozeman, Montana; Burlington, Ver...
Workplace BlackBerry Use May Spur Lawsuits
Addicted BlackBerry users have already nicknamed themselves crackberrys, but lawyers are now calling the digital device in the workplace something else: A lawsuit waiting to happen. — As employers h...
The ‘Fake’ Steve Jobs Is Giving Up Parody Blog
The once-mysterious blogger known as “Fake Steve Jobs” is turning off his iPhone for good. — Daniel Lyons, the former Forbes magazine journalist who wrote the blog The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs for...
Planeteye, Blowing Other Travel Sites Out of the Water?
There's a great deal going on in the online travel resource sector, and many of the recent developments have moved towards a nice approach for data aggregation and search tools, whether it be for flig...
Google News Tests New Design
Google News experiments with a lively and visually-rich design that shows images, videos, quotes, but also interesting and popular stories. There's a “featured photo” section that uses images from AF...
NowPublic buys up Guy Kawasaki's Truemors (believe it or not)
When Guy Kawasaki started Truemors, a site for spreading Internet rumors, his intentions weren't quite clear. Was it an experiment? A joke? The product of too much free time? Or perhaps not too mu...
Net address fix foxes web users
Many users of the ZoneAlarm firewall have been floored by a fix to the net's addressing system. — Those hit found they could not get online after installing a Microsoft patch to close a security loo...