Who’s Winning: Amazon or Walmart ?
If one online retailer could ever challenge big-box retailer Walmart, it would be Amazon.com.
Amazon already surpasses Walmart in areas such as customer service ranking, acquisitions, ... Continue Reading →
Why Do People Follow Brands?
On Twitter, Facebook, and dozens of other social sites, normal consumers often choose to keep tabs on the brands they love.
In fact, many brands have highly optimized their marketing ... Continue Reading →
Q&A App Formspring Hits 25 Million Users
Startup Formspring has just hit a huge milestone. The Q&A app now has 25 million users, and they’re asking questions and posting responses at breakneck rates.
In a chat at the ... Continue Reading →
World of Warcraft Now Free To Play Up Until Level 20
The most popular MMORPG of all time, World of Warcraft, will be free to play — at least until your in-game character reaches level 20 — Blizzard Entertainment has announced.
Blizzard, ... Continue Reading →
Consumers Now Spending More Time on Mobile Apps Than the Web
Consumers are spending more time on mobile apps than on the web for the first time, a new report claims.
Flurry compared its mobile data to stats from comScore and Alexa, and found ... Continue Reading →
MacBook Air Rumor Mill Predicts July Launch
There’s a batch of rumors surrounding Apple’s MacBook Air, and most of the predictions say the same thing: The new MacBook Air will sport Intel’s low-power Sandy Bridge CPUs ... Continue Reading →
Angry Birds Now Available for Windows Phone
Owners of Windows Phone 7 devices, rejoice: the time to crush those dastardly pigs with angry, feathered projectiles is nigh!
Yes, Angry Birds is now available for WP7, and it goes ... Continue Reading →
Google Takeout Lets You Liberate Your Data From Google
The Data Liberation Front – a team of engineers at Google tasked with making it easier for users to move their data in and out of Google products – has announced their first service, ... Continue Reading →
Facebook Expands Sorting Options on Comments Box Plugin