Posts Tagged twitter
Gechi - Post Tweets on Twitter using Mobile SMS
Posted by ilovegajeebo in startups on April 24, 2010
Gechi lets you post tweets using mobile sms which eliminates the need of GPRS and internet connection.
Their service is free of cost, and there would be only the normal sms charges which you pay to your service provider.
Their website looks little out of place as the graphics placed on their website doesn’t actually depict what the website is all about. We would suggest the promoters to work on the UI part a bit.
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Dunnitt - Create, Share and Manage Activities Online
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Latest Startups, startups on March 22, 2010

Dunnitt is an task/ activity planner and coordinator that help you share your activities among your network. You can share various types of activities.
The upcoming versions are going to be in-sync with Outlook and other management systems which would definitely help the web-app users.
The platform app looks pretty simple to use; the registration and application interface looks ordinary and needs some face uplift in near future.
Yahoo Enters in Content Sharing Partnership with Twitter
Posted by techfreak in Technology News on February 24, 2010
Yahoo has announced a partnership with Twitter that will provide them a bigger window onto the social networking scene while pushing the exposure of the Twitter micro-blogging service.
The Twitter partnership will transform Yahoo into a highly customisable social experience that enables both Yahoo and Twitter users to enjoy integrated content without ever having to travel between the two platforms.
Google Acquires Aardvark Web Service for $50 Million
Posted by techfreak in Technology News on February 12, 2010
Google Inc. has bought Aardvark, a free question-and-answer Web service for $50 million.
Aardvark was formed in 2007 by Horowitz and three others - two of whom are former Google employees. It lets users ask questions online that are routed to friends and friends of friends. The goal is to get relevant answers on any topic as quickly as possible.
Microsoft To Start Xbox Live for Windows Mobile
Posted by techfreak in Technology News on January 1, 2010
Xbox LIVE service is soon coming for Windows Mobile phones. Microsoft is extending Xbox LIVE service beyond the console platform.
Apart from bringing Xbox LIVE platform to Windows Mobile, Microsoft is mostly interested in adding Xbox LIVE experience to Windows Mobile based smartphones.
Twitter Buys GeoAPI Creators Mixer Labs - Location Tracker Startup
Posted by techfreak in Technology News on December 24, 2009
Micro blogging platform Twitter has bought Mixer Labs, who are the creators of GeoAPI, a comprehensive service for helping developers build geolocation-aware applications.
The Mixer Labs crew has been working on harnessing the power of local information for a couple of years and recently launched GeoAPI.
Ellerdale - Real Time Updates on Trending Topics
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on December 21, 2009
Ellerdale.com is a service that uses semantic search technology to improve the web by indexing web pages using topics instead of keyword strings.

What is Semantic Search Technology?
Semantic search technology enables accurate retrieval of information via concept or meaning match. It deals with looking beyond simple links that make up the web to understand a deeper meaning and context behind that content.
Ellerdale.com’s Search Sources
Ellerdale has created a comprehensive catalog of the most important topics in the real world from Wikipedia, Freebase, Twitter, RSS, and by crawling the web. It has analyzed and indexed this data to identify topics in text.
Using this information, it show you the latest tweets, RSS articles and trending URLs which are all organized by topic.
Display Trending Topics
The site also analyzes trends in Tweets and feeds to display trending topics and topic clusters organized by categories e.g. trending people, trending films, trending companies, trending sports, etc.
Emote is a new microblogging service that lets you share messages within your network and public. It seems to accommodate all the features that you might find in their role model site Twitter.com.


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