filed in Advertising, websites on Jan.06, 2009
Most of you have already heard of the advertising website(Be A Magpie) that takes advertisements and posts them via your Twitter account. The account owner would be paid per Tweet with the amount being determined by the amount of followers one has. They also promote their advertising using specific keywords that relate to the Tweets [...]
filed in Social Networking, security on Jan.06, 2009
The recent news of the phishing scare throughout the Twitter micro blogging network hit the tech community hard. Now there’s more concerning news about accounts with high traffic and popularity being hacked into. Twitter says that the hacker got into their administration panel and changed email address’s and passwords. Currently it is estimated that almost [...]
filed in security, websites on Jan.04, 2009
A Twitter look a like has hit the Internet but instead of allowing you post your updates it takes your login information including your username and password to hack into your Twitter account. People are receiving the link to this phishing website through direct messages. Direct messages are a feature of Twitter that allows you [...]
filed in websites on Dec.23, 2008
Have you ever had a time where you wanted to share a picture with the world but didn’t want to spend all of that time going to a website, uploading the image, going to another website, and then being forced to shorten the URL? I know i have and today I’ve found a solution to [...]
