It’s taken 5 years, but Twitter has finally filed a domain dispute with the World Intellectual Property Organization over twiter.com, a site which currently redirects to surveys and ads. The site’s colours and design are deceivingly similar to Twitter, so if you’re not careful, you might be misled into thinking that Twitter’s in the...
Daily Archives: June 12, 2011
iPhones May Be Getting Voice Control After All (AAPL)
Hands free! See Also: 6 Ways Apple’s iOS 5 Just Copied Android 10 Apps Apple Just Killed With iOS 5 The Truth About iOS 5: Apple Can’t Be Beat One of the biggest features we were hoping for in iOS 5 was better voice control, thanks to Apple’s partnership with Nuance. According to one...
Charles Barkley Wants To Give Your Startup $25,000
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Nokia still dominant in Africa, accounts for 81% of mobile ad impressions
Mobile advertising firm, InMobi has an interesting recent report on mobile advertising in Africa. The report reveals current trends and industry drivers shaping the continent’s evolving mobile ad space. In terms of devices, Nokia remains the continent’s dominant device manufacturer accounting for about 61% of mobile ad impressions. Its Nokia 6300 series phones is...
Kuwaiti arrested for criticising Bahrain and Saudi Arabia governments on Twitter
It may not be the first time that a Twitter user is arrested for their tweets, but Nasser Abul is the first Kuwaiti citizen to face this charge. The irony in his arrest is that his criticism was not of the Kuwaiti government itself, but rather of criticizing the Bahraini and Saudi governments, particularly...