Posts Tagged with ‘friendfeed’

Twitter Ties Up Loose Ends

Triston McIntyre

Finally we are beginning to see the fruits of the huge boost in Twitter's funding, something that the Twitter team is no doubt relieved to see as well. Granted, saying that Twitter's failure numbers have been drastically reduced is similar to Ford saying that Focus SVT engine fires were becoming less frequent a few [...]

Has FriendFeed been Giving Handouts to the Big Boys of Blogging?

Triston McIntyre

It seems like, for better or worse, we just can't quite come to a decision about FriendFeed, can we?  Perhaps we're resigned to an endless back and forth about the social aggregating platform.  But, as many of us know, any controversy converts to traffic, which is something FriendFeed can take solace in.
Getting to the point, [...]

Tech Royalty: When Is Our Independence Day?

Cyndy Aleo-Carreira

Allen Stern has an excellent video up today on Center Networks that highlights one of the most frustrating foundation issues I have with Web 2.0 and social media: for whatever reason, we seem to want to have a monarchy wherever we go.
In the U.S., we have a de facto monarchy created out of the entertainment [...]

In Honor of America’s Independence Day…

Cyndy Aleo-Carreira

Tonight Profy will be playing host to a new podcast called Things You Can't Say About the Internet, with me, Steven Hodson of Mashable and WinExtra, and Duncan Riley of The Inquisitr.
We'll probably be discussing Twitter clones and FriendFeed zealotry as well as a number of things, so please join us tonight. With the parties [...]

No Data Portablity? Ok, We’ll Use FriendFeed

Svetlana Gladkova

Is not it funny how creators of various web 2.0 tools give us the tools that they intend for one thing and eventually users find unexpected uses that the developers did not even think about? This happened with Twitter - everyone talked about microblogging and we started to use Twitter mostly as a communications tool [...]

The Week’s Whale Sized Workaround

Leslie Poston

I had the idea for this post earlier this week when I realized that Twitter's API being broken was causing issues, but we still weren't leaving. Cyndy covered that failure of Twitter users to vote with our feet in her article on Tweeterboard closing, and I touched on it briefly this week when I talked [...]

Huzzah! A FriendFeed Makeover for iPhone

Triston McIntyre

As mobile social platforms are sort of a pet hobby of mine, I'm keen to learn about any and every update to the platforms that are currently vying for consumers' affections.  One such competitor is FriendFeed, which has a very fluid little build of its social aggregator platform available to iPhone users.
That platform just received [...]

FriendFeed Spy – New Tool to Develop FriendFeed Addiction

Svetlana Gladkova

It is no surprise that once the blogosphere finds a fascination in something, more and more people will see this as an inspiration to create mashups based on our latest and greatest tools. And since FriendFeed is still one of the most discussed topics (especially on FriendFeed itself), it is no wonder that we will [...]

Fringers Taste the Fruits of Fring’s Open API

Triston McIntyre

If you've been lingering around Profy for a while, you might recall that I recently covered the mobile social platform Fring along with others like Xumii.  You might also recall that Fring opened its API to developers interested in designing mobile social applications.  Just a few weeks since that announcement, developers have already [...]

FriendFeed, Meet Your Biggest Fan

Triston McIntyre

How does that saying go? Imitation is the greatest form of flattery? If that is true, then FriendFeed should feel very special, because the most popular social network on the planet is taking pointers from the up-and-coming social aggregator.
Far be it from Facebook to let a good feature that [...]