I’ve been overwhelmed by all the Facebook changes. Things are moving as quickly with Facebook as they are with Twitter. So I thought I’d review the Facebook changes one chunk at a time and see some of the practical implications, for sites and for users.
One of the changes Facebook just launched is its site personalization services. This allows external sites to display content based on information from a user’s Facebook account.
Today, we’re going to trick out our WordPress blog by adding the Hovercard feature. Whenever I type in an “@” plus a username on this blog, site visitors will be able to mouse over the hovercard link and see the Twitter peep’s mini-profile. You may have seen this feature on the Twitter.com web site.
According to Techcrunch, the New York Times, and AdAge, Twitter will be premiering its new ad platform on Tuesday.
Geolocation services like Foursquare and Gowalla are all the rage right now. Riding on the wind of South by Soutwest (SXSW), they are adding users like mad.
But is the value of using these services really worth giving away all your location information?
The iPad will never replace my desktop, but it has already replaced my laptop after just two days.
I love, love, love it! [Guest post by Belén Rodríguez]
Wordpress just announced its new WordPress.com Slideshow feature. This is an AWESOME update.
You can now select photos to upload then quickly add them to a blog post as a slideshow.
Visual Communications Company’s (VCC) has re-designed its site from the ground up. The new version is much more social media friendly. This kind of Web site transition is becoming very common for Business to Consumer (B2C) and online companies, but is still a new thing for brick and mortar Business to Business (B2B) companies. VCC manufacturers and sell LEDs and LED mounting devices.
[VIDEO] The Apple iPad is sure to be a game changer in the digital sphere, but it will have other important uses as well. Enjoy “Apple iPad Moment #645″ – Sunny Day.”
Burger King’s marketing is once again pushing the envelope. Or, in this case, pushing the wrapper.
Customers in Brazil had their pictures taken by a secret camera then found their faces on the Whopper wrapper.
Instant Tweetup is a free iPhone application that allows users to find nearby Twitter users and send them tweets.
