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Thursday, September 10, 2009

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Nokia Seizes Social Internet and Amplifies Music Experience
Monopoly City Streets Uses Google Maps As The Game Board
Flickr Releases Official iPhone App
Apple launches New iPod Nano with Built in Camera
How Facebook Beat MySpace: From College Dorm to Platform

Nokia Seizes Social Internet and Amplifies Music Experience

Posted: 10 Sep 2009 03:02 AM PDT

Karachi, 10th September 09: At Nokia World Event 09' the annual destination for people with passion for mobility, Nokia unveiled a combo that can change how people connect with each other and offer new and exciting ways to give everyone, everywhere, the power to make the most of every moment. Together with Nokia's recent announcements [...]

Monopoly City Streets Uses Google Maps As The Game Board

Posted: 09 Sep 2009 11:31 PM PDT

Google is to team up with Monopoly to create an online version of Monopoly. It uses the Google Maps as a board so players can choose from millions of streets around the world to buy. The online version will be the same as the traditional board game but players will be able to build football [...]

Flickr Releases Official iPhone App

Posted: 09 Sep 2009 11:22 PM PDT

Flickr has released their official iPhone app, allowing user to upload photos and search Flickr right from your iPhone. Ffree application allows you to share pictures you’ve taken with your iPhone’s camera, geo-tag them and or upload them to sets. Let’s go download now! Download Flickr iPhone App Related Posts August 28, 2009 — Facebook 3.0 iPhone App [...]

Apple launches New iPod Nano with Built in Camera

Posted: 09 Sep 2009 11:05 PM PDT

Apple (AAPL) has launched a new iPod Nano, unlike the new iPod Touch this one does feature a built in camera as previously reported. The built in camera is capable of recording video in H.264 VGA at a resolution of 640 x 480 at 30 frames per second with AAC audio. It also comes with a range [...]

How Facebook Beat MySpace: From College Dorm to Platform

Posted: 09 Sep 2009 09:10 PM PDT

Two years ago Danah Boyd’s article “Viewing American Class Divisions Through Facebook and MySpace” mesmerized marketers and tech journalists. Facebook was described as “hegemonic” while MySpace was the haven of “subaltern” teens. Whether Boyd intended it or not, Facebook became characterized as the privileged space of college kids and MySpace was plagued with the perception [...]