Facebook Facebook's "Hovercards" Go Live with Extra Features Earlier this year, Twitter rolled out a new feature called hovercards, which offer a preview of a user's information when you "hover" your mouse pointer over their username. Today, Facebook is getting its own version of hovercards and the feature looks to be going live site-wide. The feature, first noticed last April, gives Facebook users a quick… Social Mike Melanson View comments
Facebook Google Me a "Facebook Killer"? Place Your Bets! The first whisperings about a new product begin and the headlines start talking about how such-and-such is a so-and-so "killer". The iPad was a Kindle killer, Google Buzz a Twitter killer, and so on. Of course, very few things, if any, are actually killers of any sort, and one site is offering a new take on this idea: put your money where your… Social Mike Melanson View comments
Cloud Computing Print from Anywhere: Pogoplug Gets Cloud Printing Feature Pogoplug, the popular device that makes the content of your external USB drive available on the Internet, just announced a major new feature. Later this summer, Pogoplug users will be able to plug any modern HP and Epson printer into their devices and make them available for printing from any device. To print a document from an iPhone, iPad… Mobile Frederic Lardinois View comments
Apple iPhone 4 Reception Problems? Law Firm Wants to Hear from You The iPhone 4 is Apple's most successful product launch in the company's history, selling 1.7 million units in the opening weekend. However, once consumers got their new phones in hand (literally), a number of issues cropped up, the most notable of which is the widespread problem dubbed the "iPhone 4 death grip" among Internet bloggers. The term… Mobile Sarah Perez View comments
News New Version of Rhodes, the Cross-Platform, Rails-like Mobile App Development Framework, Now Open-Source Rhomobile announced today the new version of its enterprise-focused smartphone app development framework: Rhodes 2.0. Developers can use the now-free Rhodes 2.0 to build native yet cross-platform apps for the iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Mobile and Symbian phones using HTML, CSS and Javascript. Enterprise Klint Finley View comments