If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Image via CrunchBase, source unknown Sometimes I asked myself if Google, a company founded in 1998 (times of web 0.1), could be considered a Web 2.0 company. According to WikiPedia, this is the definition of Web 2.0: Web 2.0 is a [...]

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown Telecom Disruptor Pat Phelan posted an interesting message on Twitter, stating he’s going to unlock fifty iPhone 3G during the upcoming TechCrunch 50 conference taking place in San Francisco on September 8-10. The unlocking procedure will be free of charge for everyone and you can finally start using your iPhone 3G [...]

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown In the effort of pushing their mobile platform, Google announced yesterday the launch of Android Market, a place where people can easily download and buy content for their Android-powered device. Anyone familiar with Apple would compare this new marketplace to the mobile App Store, but I don’t think they have that [...]

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown The standard email client of any S60 device is (IMHO) the worst part of this operating system. I never used it and any time I tried, I gave up after a few hours. Now it seems they are getting serious about email clients, releasing a new mobile email client that brings [...]

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown Ubiquity, the new Firefox extension released by Mozilla Labs really brings your browser to the next level. This is clearly another important sign that something huge is happening and we are moving to a digital world where the only app that you will need is your browser. For those who use [...]

Image via Wikipedia I don’t know about you, but I don’t use the Facebook Chat so often. I don’t find it that usable, reason why I usually ignore it. Fortunately there is a remedy for this issue: yesterday the popular IM client for Mac OSX, Adium, released version 1.3 adding Facebook to the list of available [...]

Image via Wikipedia Lucky owners of the new PSP 3000 coming in October will find a useful addition: a built in microphone. This way they can easily use Skype without having to plug in headphones. Skype for Sony PSP works on the PSP 2000 and the upcoming PSP 3000. If you want to download it, check [...]