Source:Mashable!
Earlier this year, Starbucks and its newfound wireless Internet access provider, AT&T, which is replacing T-Mobile, announced plans to launch a program that would allow customers who purchase Starbucks cards to enjoy two free hours of hotspot connectivity every day at any of 7,000 “company-owned U.S. stores.” The initiative was put into the corporate pipeline […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Starbucks and AT&T Officially Cut The Ribbon For Free Wi-Fi”, url: “http://mashable.com/2008/06/03/starbucks-att-free-wifi/” });
Source:Mashable!
WeFi, part Wi-Fi hotspot mapping and recommendation engine and part location-based networking service, launched a Twitter mashup today that will let users receive notices of friends’ positions within the WeFi framework as part of their incoming Twitter feeds. WeFi members need only add their Twitter account information to their user profiles to start receiving such […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “WeFi Launches Twitter Mashup”, url: “http://mashable.com/2008/06/03/wefi-twitter/” });
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Source:Mashable!
Revisiting my initial review of Jimmy Wales’ latest endeavor, Wikia Search, I’m instantly reminded that back then it was just a promise, with actual features and options sorely lacking.
Now, the concept behind Wikia Search can finally be seen in the actual product. Starting today, you can now edit search results, add annotations, spotlight the result […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Wikia Search Starts Making Sense”, url: “http://mashable.com/2008/06/03/wikia-search-sense/” });
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