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What is the ultimate sign of recognition a service has? I know that different people would give you radically diverging opinions, but having a directory of apps when a service is barely a month old is quite a distinction. That is what has happened with Buzz, the service everybody has heard about by now. While the service is not strictly there to dethrone Twitter, it does have what it takes for stealing some of the blue bird’s thunder.

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This is a tool that will come in handy if you are part of a group - any kind of group - and managerial duties fall on you. Using it, the whole database can be managed smoothly enough, and the same goes for mailing lists and email discussions. Users can likewise be engaged by way of polls.

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What prevents you from having a mobile site? I don’t know what your answer will be for sure, but I know that it can’t be a lack of resources for putting one together. There are enough sites letting you assemble a mobile version of any site that you are bound to find one to suit your needs quite specifically. It is all a matter of taking a couple of minutes and looking around.

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What is the obvious reaction to a site like ChatRoulette - a service that gives exhibitionists and people who know that they can do whatever they fancy and get away with it? The answer is something like this new website. Entitled Chatroulette Map, it will let you pinpoint the location of users of the increasingly popular face-to-face chatroom. In that way, the “get away with it” bit disappears altogether, and people would think twice before posting any old thing.

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The objective of Sitepie is allowing anybody to start a virtual company with other people in a simple way. Sitepie empowers users to share the ownership of a domain name and start developing a company without handling with the minutia that creating a “real” one (IE, a physical company) entails.

SitePie offers an elaborate governance system that aims to ensure transparency at all times, and let different members work as a unit from start to finish.

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FourWhere is the result of mashing up Foursquare with Google Maps, and it is a service that will enable you to pinpoint the exact situation of any place that members of the location-based social network are talking about. In that way, if everybody is buzzing about this or that place and you are bitten by curiosity you will be empowered to find out exactly where that is.

Alternatively, you can take the opposite approach and browse the provided map venue by venue.

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A Japanese startup, TwitCasting can be defined as a Twitter client that has live streaming capabilities. The app can be procured for free, and using it couldn’t be easier. Upon launching it, the bottom half of the display window shows your Twitter timeline, and you can go “live” while you are tweeting.

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Self-announced as “Product drooling 2.0”, this website will let you both create lists of these items that you have bought along with wishlists, and (eventually) win a prize for doing so. That is, every time that you add an item to either kind of list you are receiving a point.

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Noterr is a simple application that will let you create sticky notes and have them placed wherever you need them. “Simple” is the key word here, as you don’t even need to sign up exclusively for the service - if you have a Twitter account you can use it to log in instead. And chances are you will have one, so that the site is instantly usable by mostly everybody.

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GPS FAQ is an independent GPS review website which provides daily news on every topic that is connected directly or indirectly with the world of GPS, and which lets visitors engage each other into conversation by way of the forums that are featured. The idea is to give consumers a framework in which their voices can be heard, and a place in which they can freely (and independently) express their likes and dislikes about GPS-related products.

The main page lists both the latest reviews that have been added to the database, whereas the forum discussions that are more recent are highlighted similarly.

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We are delighted to announce the launch of TNW Location, a blog devoted to all things Location. The first of a select number of topic based blogs we plan to announce as part of TNW Network. It’s no surprise that Location based services have become the talk of the web and we’re aiming to stay on [...]

As relations between Google and the China become even more strained, Microsoft have reached a deal with Motorola that will see Bing search and mapping tools featured on phones that run the Android mobile operating system. Motorola are set to launch a new range of Android powered handsets aimed at reversing their fortunes in China and [...]

If you’re looking to download a Kaspersky Labs app for your iPhone, then you’re out of luck. Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs, claims that Apple is blocking his company’s attempts to bring a third party security suite to the iPhone. Kaspersky says that despite being in contact with Apple for two years about this project, [...]

Barnes & Noble will be releasing an iPad app alongside the iPad on the 3rd April. It’s hardly surprising for America’s largest bookseller to want to get in on the action with many predicting the iPad will dominate the ereader market just as it has with the iPod and iPhone. The news comes via a post on [...]

eBuddy Co-founder Onno Bakker announced today at Plugg that eBuddy signed a million dollar plus deal (for one year) with mobile advertising network inMobi to sell part of eBuddy’s mobile inventory. eBuddy is one of the biggest IM companies worldwide. Last week Twitter surpassed 10 billion tweets. That is a lot, right…? Now look at the numbers [...]

According to sources close to Apple, the company will be introducing multitasking support to the iPhone in its 4.0 firmware release. Whether Apple will allow for similar functionality on the iPad is unknown. The lack of multitasking in the device has been a major point of complaint among users of the iPhone, and of potential purchasers [...]

According to NMA, Facebook has approached the UK Government requesting access to data from the sex offenders list so it can take measures to remove and block sex offenders from its social networking portal. The move comes after the high profile sentencing of Peter Chapman, a known sex offender who used Facebook to meet 17-year old [...]

Google is following Bing by planning a major ad campaign in the UK, it appears. Marketing Week reports that Google has invited a number of creative agencies in London to pitch ideas for a series of ads that will cover a number of themes around its search products. The move follows the launch yesterday of Microsoft’s first [...]

Opera Software, creators of one of the most popular desktop and mobile browsers has today released it’s newest beta of it’s mobile browsing software; Opera Mini 5 on the Android operating system. The company already boasts more than 50 million browser users worldwide on the Blackberry, Windows Mobile and most Java-enabled phones. Opera Mini enables a faster [...]

There’s been an update on the story we ran 3 days ago about  Rotten Tomatoes (RT)  re-considering their international strategy. We’ve received official word from John Singh at RT’s PR firm, J2Communications, and it’s good news for users of RT’s international sites.This is what Singh had to say: Flixster (RT’s owner) is absolutely committed to continuing the [...]