Historically, developers independently implemented error handling, observability, and security within each application or microservice to ensure the success of inbound and outbound…
Read MoreTwitter yesterday launched a mobile version of its popular micromessaging service in Japan, making it the first country to get its own…
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Read MoreSkimble, a web site that helps you plan and track your outdoor activities and workouts, hopped on the Twitter train today with…
Read MoreTweetDeck has released an updated version of its desktop application that includes features aimed at helping users get the information that matters…
Read MoreFourSquare, the location-based mobile application game that launched back in March, has been getting a lot of attention here in the U.S.,…
Read MoreAardvark today expanded its answer service beyond its iPhone and instant messenger application offerings with the launch of Vark.com, a social search…
Read MoreSalesforce’s (s crm) revenue run rate is currently more than $1.2 billion, CEO Marc Benioff said during a talk at the Oracle…
Read MoreTwo San Francisco-based startups — Samasource and CrowdFlower — today released a free iPhone application in the iTunes App Store called Give…
Read MoreViVu said today that it’s received $3 million in Series A funding for its virtual video webcast and collaboration platform, pressuring rival…
Read MoreA growing number of early-stage deals and general optimism in the technology industry helped push venture capital investments up 14 percent in…
Read MoreFrom Loopt to FourSquare, it seems like every mobile-focused startup these days wants to hop on board the location-based application train. Aloqa…
Read MoreWhen Canada’s Silverorange started developing ClusterShot, a web site through which people can upload and sell their photos online, in May of…
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