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Despite Recent Outages, Google Claims 99.9 Percent Reliability For Gmail (And Other Apps Too)
Posted from TechCrunch 30 days ago
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Tens of millions of people rely on Gmail, and some even pay for the "premier" edition through Google Apps for Enterprises (which boasts one million businesses as customers). So when some enterprise customers had to suffer through a Gmail outage two weeks ago that lasted 30 hours, it made some hea... (original story)
Twitter May Buy Summize
Posted from TechCrunch 146 days ago
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Twitter may buy Virginia-based Summize, a Twitter search engine, says Jason Calacanis. A source close to Twitter says that the two companies have been in discussions around a merger over the last couple of weeks, but won’t comment on whether an actual sale has occurred, or the terms. The deal ... (original story)
Digg Debuts Its First Firefox 3 Extension
Posted from TechCrunch 116 days ago
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In a post to the official Digg blog, Kevin Rose has announced a new Digg extension for Firefox 3 that incorporates a toolbar and notification system into the popular browser that should appeal to heavy and casual Digg users alike. In a video introducing the extension, Kevin Rose says that its main p... (original story)
Apparently You People Don’t Really Care About Twitter Downtime
Posted from TechCrunch 145 days ago
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Michael once wrote that Twitter may not have to worry about uptime any more, explaining, “I now need Twitter more than Twitter needs me.” And, a few months and countless hours of downtime later, it looks like most of you feel the same way. The early adopters may have migrated to Friendfe... (original story)
A Bad Day for Apple: Banned iPhone Ads, Embarrassing Security Hole, and a Censored Comic
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 95 days ago
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For most companies, having to deal with one piece of bad publicity in a day is already bad enough. Apple, however, has to deal with three pieces of bad publicity today. In England, the Advertising Standards Authority, moved to ban one of Apple's ads for the iPhone because of misleading statements in... (original story)
How Accurate Are Listings On Real Estate Sites?
Posted from TechCrunch 101 days ago
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Earlier this week in a post comparing real estate sites Trulia and Zillow, I suggested that the most important success factor for these sites is how comprehensive they are. The more listings the better because home buyers want to go to one place to find every home on the market. They want a [...] (original story)
If Amazon Really Wants To Get Serious About The Kindle…
Posted from TechCrunch 97 days ago
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More rumors about the new Kindle are emerging, which we first wrote about on July 15. The first device will have a similar sized screen as the existing model but will have a much enhanced form factor. The second will be a large screen device aimed at students and will come later. Somewhere around a ... (original story)
Gmail’s Mysterious Grey Box
Posted from TechCrunch 147 days ago
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OpenClip Is Closed Again
Posted from ReadWriteWeb 97 days ago
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Just a few days ago, we wrote about OpenClip - an open framework for implementing copy and paste on the iPhone. Developer Zac White had found a loophole that allowed for the creation of a shared clipboard, as long as all applications followed the same guidelines. Today, however, Zac announced that t... (original story)
Can You Guess Which Facebook App Is Making A Million Dollars A Month?
Posted from TechCrunch 98 days ago
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Facebook is a famously difficult place to make money. Despite the popularity of the social network, most ads go for pennies per thousand impressions (CPMs). Even Social Media, a Facebook ad network that is able to get effective CPMs of about 50 cents, has only paid out a little more than $8 millio... (original story)
Google Walks Away From Digg Deal
Posted from TechCrunch 127 days ago
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The Google/Digg acquisition negotiations were in full swing as of last Tuesday, had passed the term sheet stage and the two companies were in final negotiations in the $200 million range. But sometime this last week Google decided to walk from the deal. Digg was notified on late Thursday or Friday. ... (original story)
The Fake Follow Becomes A Reality With FriendFeed’s New Design
Posted from TechCrunch 97 days ago
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FriendFeed, the popular social activity aggregator, has written a blog post announcing a new redesign of the site that is currently in public beta. You can check out the site at http://beta.friendfeed.com/. Among the highlights of the new design are Friend Lists, which allow users to separate their... (original story)
WorkLight: Bringing Enterprise 2.0 to a Widget Near You
Posted from TechCrunch 96 days ago
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It’s no longer an issue of whether enterprise services should be 2.0′d via widgets, RSS, and the like. CIOs & CSOs grasp the undeniability of this paradigm. But there is still a gap between the desire and reality of getting these enterprise services out the door. It’s one th... (original story)
You, Lucky TechCrunch Readers, Don’t Have To Pay To Attend Mobilize
Posted from TechCrunch 96 days ago
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GigaOm’s Mobilize Conference is coming up on September 18 and looks to be a great one day event focusing on developments in the mobile world. The event is $600, but five lucky reader who explain why they must be there, yet can’t afford to pay for it themselves, will get a free ticket to ... (original story)
Wikia Evolution To Help Suck Search Data From Google, Yahoo
Posted from TechCrunch 116 days ago
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Wikia Search, the human edited search engine which we trashed at launch, continues to make incremental improvements (and thankfully they’ve turned down the “This is a Google-killer” hype machine). Today they did something really smart - they released a Firefox Add-on that lets user... (original story)
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