Tweetdeck has just announced that it has 5,000 invites for testing the next generation version of Tweetdeck with Twitter’s new User Stream API enabled.

The White House has made President Barack Obama’s full schedule fully publically available online, according to GOOD.

Over the last three months, Amazon has sold more eBooks than hardcovers through its Kindle service (i.e.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Nokia has started a search for a new CEO according to its sources.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will do a one-on-one interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer for the prime time news program World News Tonight.

While a number of startups are building or expanding their check-in apps, and while Google continues to openly (get it?) innovate with location services with...

China now has 420 million Internet users according to official figures released by the Chinese government today.

Evernote has just announced “Trunk” which is another step towards making Evernote the primary “memory-as-a-platform” (MAAP?).

If you’re not reading this post while on a horse/motorcyle/boat while smiling the entire time you obviously don’t use Old Spice.

Hootsuite has updated their Lite iPhone app to now allow users to check-in directly from the app to Foursquare and will display your check-in feed...

Google Maps has rolled out a feature to the main map that has been previously available to developers and through Google Map Labs – viewing...

Borders opened their online eBook store today to join Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple, Books-a-Million – and soon Google – in the eBook/eReader war.

If you use Tweetdeck you’ll know that the third-party Twitter client has basically been unusable for the last 48 hours or so.

We’re having a hard time classifying this one, other than putting it into the “wow, that is interesting” category.

The state government of California quietly rolled out a very useful news and social media aggregator on Friday that combines RSS feeds, YouTube channels and...