After announcing new versions of its traditional image and video editors, Photoshop Elements 7 and Premier Elements 7, Adobe also announced a new flash based mobile application, the Photoshop.com Mobile for Windows and Palm based smartphones.

It was the search for a better platform that offers quality cooking blogs for his mother that led Mr. Christopher John Osbourne to the idea of FeedZa. WATBlog decided to catch up with Chris, Founder of FeedZa, and shoot him a few questions to fend.

Google has finally started pumping in the google muscle behind Jaiku which it acquired last year to take on the micro blogging leader and today’s buzz platform twitter head on. According to this post by Jaiku invites Jaiku has now been shifted from their earlier finnish servers to the Google App Engine. For those who [...]

Digg.com the popular bookmarking site has taken upon itself to take community participation to a whole new level when it comes to initiating a dialogue with eminent personalities. Digg which is not new to power of communities is using the same to pose questions to eminent personalities including technology luminaries, environmentalists, entrepreneurs, musicians and [...]

ESPN.com and Orbitz.com, a leading online travel agency, launched ESPN Sports Passport powered by Orbitz – an online community tool that gives sports fans a place to catalog and share their sports travel trips, game memories and milestones. ESPN Sports Passport fans will be able to create and share an online catalog of their sports history, travel experiences and memories via blogs, photo and video sharing, stadium collections and more…

Tuaw.com an unofficial Apple weblog seems to have received a bit of information from an anonymous person. He claims that the late September Apple event may just prove to be a delight for Apple lovers. One of the best things that they might announce is unlimited iTunes.

There are rumors that Microsoft may incorporate a private browsing feature, a.k.a “porn mode,” similar to Safari. Firefox too was involved in such speculation but later on the FF3 was released without the porn mode feature.

After over two months of testing the program through select feed publishers, Google has now opened the flood gates for the public to enable Adsense Ads for their RSS feeds. Google, which bought the Feedburner network back in 2007, has now enabled anyone to integrate Google Adsense ads into their feeds and benefit from their program.

UTV Interactive, the gaming division of UTV software has acquired a 80% stake in True Games Interactive, a gaming company based in California. True Games Interactive is known to focus on the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) model, which is fast becoming popular these days.

Despite all the ogling over the desktop version of SilverLight, Microsoft doesn’t plan to stand still and is all out to conquer the mobile internet market too. After reports of developing the mobile version of Internet Explorer, it’s time for SilverLight to delve into mobile phones.

For months, Time Warner has been exploring options for the two sides of America OnLine (AOL), including whether to sell or combine the businesses in a partnership with other companies. However, the discussions have been held back by uncertainty about how revenue and liabilities would be split between the two sides, which complicated putting a value to the businesses.

Google, the search engine giant, has just launched a music search site in China in partnership with Top100.cn, a leading music website in China co-founded by the basketball star Yao Ming. The music search site let’s users search a song by singer, name or album title and then download the song for free. Of course, the media content is licensed, free and only available to users from China.

The new design of the social bookmarking site del.icio.us surely looks more delicious. Moreover they have changed their domain address from del.icio.us to delicious.com.

It seems the success of World of Warcraft is getting onto the nerves of some of the other pronounced game publishing companies. Now, it’s Electronic Arts (EA) planning to come up with a subscription based online gaming model. I also remember EA planning to come up with the subscription based model for its mobile version too. The question here is, how would they structure the revenue model?

Well lots of attempts have been made including claims of making a search engine better than google. There have been startups like Powerset or Mahalo both of which use natural language or human powered search results as the ‘better than google’ factor to their advantage. But even after the hoopla about who will be the next google killer be none seem to have come even close to the search giant. A bunch of try the Bigger than Google route! Read on to know more..