Last week some $10 million changed hands at auction for domain sales, with 16 domains being sold for 6 figures. Free Credit Check.com & Credit Check.com sold together for $3 million, although as the DomainTools Blog points out this was at a relative
Mozilla and eBay have launched Firefox eBay Edition, an eBay focused version of the popular Firefox browser, along with an official eBay addon for existing Firefox users.
This morning AOL is launched a suite of personalized products into beta: myPage (personalized home page), Mgnet (image-driven content discovery and recommendation engine) and Favorites (feed reader and bookmarking). All three services can be accesse
An article by Axcess News reported that President Bush was undergoing a colonoscopy, leaving Vice President Cheney in charge of the United States for the duration of the procedure.
The article had the unfortunate title “Bush butt probed, Cheney i
Google has announced the acquisition of Clayton, Missouri based ImageAmerica, a company that builds high-resolution cameras for the collection of aerial imagery.
ImageAmerica has previously provided images for Google Maps and Earth, including hig
Google has licensed Gmail to Japanese mobile operator KDDI Corp.
The email service will be branded by KDDI and work on the “auone.jp” domain. Google will provide the backend for the service and account holders will have the same functionality as
A coalition of left-wing bloggers is trying to form a labor union that they hope will help them receive health insurance, conduct collective bargaining and set professional standards.
The recent launch of Silicon Valley funded adult/porn site Zivity raised a few eyebrows. Now one of the old sovereigns of sexy is getting into the game, too. CrunchGear reports that Playboy is launching their own sexy social networking site just for
MyLiveSearch is set to launch this Wednesday, and we’ve had a chance to test it over the weekend. While I don’t think the company has much of a chance of displacing Google as the king of search, they are innovating in the area of real time searches.
Microsoft has launched its Flash rival application Silverlight
with support under both Windows and OS X, and in a partnership with Novell will also be available for Linux.
Microsoft has rolled out a number of Silverlight powered applications sin
Google Books released a useful new tool this morning - the ability to embed parts of public domain books directly into other websites and/or Google Notebook.
You can choose between a text of an image to embed.
Amazon and Google are entering the eBook business this year according to the New York Times.
The new Amazon product and service will be called The Kindle. Google will begin charging users to read the full text of some of the books they have index
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