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Tuesday, 22nd September 2009

Chargify: (Another) Billing App and API for Small Web and SaaS Companies

From small-business support company Grasshopper comes Chargify, a billing and subscription system for web 2.0 and SaaS companies that eliminates the need to build bespoke applications. Their RESTful API and hosted payment solution permit simple integration into any website, allowing businesses to charge customers on a recurring basis, manage…

Enterprise Jolie O'Dell comments

Google Crowdsources Reader, Docs and Search Features

Google has just opened the floodgates. With millions of users, it's only natural that the company is prioritizing features and crowdsourcing new product ideas. In a recent blog post, the company has revamped Google Product Ideas as a series of separate feedback pages for iGoogle, Google Docs, Google SketchUp, Google Ad Planner, Google Custom Search…

Dana Oshiro comments

Thanks to Pixelpipe, Every Mobile Status Update Can Now Be Geotagged

Pixelpipe, an increasingly popular service that allows its users to easily post text-based status updates and media files to multiple social media sites, just released a large update of its mobile clients. Thanks to this, users can now attach geolocation information to status updates they send from Pixelpipe to over 30 services. Today, Pixelpipe…

Frederic Lardinois comments

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Infochimps: Share and Sell Your Raw Data

Invite code available at bottom of the article! Although the data repository Infochimps has been open for a year or so now, the company is making a big announcement at the DEMOfall 09 conference today. Now, in addition to simply being one of the best sources for finding raw data online, you're able to share your data - or even list it for sale…

Sarah Perez comments

Picasa 3.5: Ruining Your Good Name with Face Recognition Tagging

Say goodbye to your controlled web presence and say hello to Picasa 3.5. Google released Picasa 3.5 with a slew of new features including facial recognition and name-based batch tagging, faster geo-tagging and better web uploading functionality. The service is so good at finding your mug and tagging it that wild photos from yesteryear can resurface…

Dana Oshiro comments

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