Promote Your Blog On Facebook... And Vice-Versa

Create your Blog's Network on Facebook - Waleed Abdulla, Blog Networks

AOL Bings Mapquest?
So it seems that AOL is going under a lot of downsizing! The once leader in Internet connectivity is now struggling to prevent its legs from shattering under the weight of the products it manages. Yesterday, Kara Swisher from All Things Digital wrote a post mentioning that

Lists, Base For Twitter's Geolocated Intelligence
It's been talked about and documented for quite a while, but it is officially happening right now: Twitter has opened up its geolocation API to all developers: Now you can find out what live music is playing right now in your neighborhood or what people visiting Checkpoint Charlie are saying today a

Android Apps: As Swift As Twitter Gets
I find the choice of Twitter app in the Android market a little slim. Twidroid looks big, and it feels like the competition lives under its shadow. I was a big fan of Loquacious despite a few bugs and shortcomings, but as I mentioned

Put Your Tweeting Business On A Map
Google Maps Mania shared a nice tip the other day about Tweeting Places a user-generated service that lets businesses know what their Twitter account is, so that loyal customers can follow them through micro-messaging. Each location is shown on the map with their Twitter profile picture. Clicking o

Be A Smarter Border-Crossing Illegal Immigrant
"Crossing the US-Mexican border is a sport that thousands of Mexicans practice every year. Unfortunately, its lack of regulation makes crossing the border an extremely dangerous activity. To help make this sport more official (and maybe submit it to the Olympics one day), a group of activists from the Electronic Civil Disobedience created a mobile app to guide border-crossers t