Now it’s a done deal. Twitter has indeed purchased TweetDeck. The deal closed last night, and Twitter has paid between $40 and $50 million in cash and stock for the startup. But we knew all that: The Wall Street Journal first reported that Twitter was in talks to buy […]
It’s Official: Twitter Jumps in the App Battle “Twitter acquires TweetDeck” – 4 articles that explain it best!
1. Twitter Says Facebook, Foursquare Will Remain in Tweetdeck by Readwriteweb Leading social media client software provider Tweetdeck has been acquired by Twitter, it was confirmed by both companies today. I’ve got a lot of thoughts about the news, which I’ll be posting as soon as I complete some interviews with various […]
15 Awesome Handwriting Fonts
1. Angelina by Anja Denali 2. Note this! by West Wind Fonts 3. Locomotion TTF The file’s in .TTF and as of now, I am not sure if they work with Macs. Feedback and comments are very WELCOME so don’t be shy, yeah? Could you guys send me a link to […]
Interview: Apple’s First CEO Michael Scott – BusinessInsider Exclusive
This is a must see interview. When Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple in 1976, they couldn’t be trusted to run the company. So, Mike Markkula, Apple’s first backer, and the man that guided the company early on, brought in a CEO to do the adult things needed to […]
How To Get Rid Of Mac Defender Malware From Mac OS X – 4 Useful Articles
1. How to avoid or remove Mac Defender malware by Apple Support A recent phishing scam has targeted Mac users by redirecting them from legitimate websites to fake websites which tell them that their computer is infected with a virus. The user is then offered Mac Defender “anti-virus” software to solve […]
Google & Mobile Payments System… What It’s All About? – 5 articles that explain it best!
1. Google to Unveil Mobile Payments Platform by Amir Efrati And Robin Sidel on WSJ Google Inc. is expected to disclose details about how consumers will be able to make store purchases, redeem coupons, and get loyalty points by waving smartphones in front of a small reader at the checkout counter, […]