PayPal Announces Micropayment System and Facebook Partnership PayPal has announced the launch of PayPal for Digital Goods, a checkout solution that lets users manage payments online with just two clicks. The company also announced a major partner: Facebook. The new product was revealed by PayPal VP Osama Bedier at the company's Innovate Developer Conference in San Francisco. The company calls PayP
OIX is not to be confused with OpenID, which is a standard that lets sites such as Google, Twitter or Facebook share the same login credentials. U.S. Government sites require a trust framework, a certification system that enables a party who accepts a digital identity credential to trust the identity, security and privacy policies of the party who issues the credential. OIX is the first Open Ident
Here we take a look at some pretty amazing promotional uses of this new tech that work with common webcams, giving everyone a chance to experience augmented reality -- a trend that will be big in 2010. 1. BMW Z4 This BMW interpretation ties in with a TV ad that sees artist Robin Rhode using the Z4 as a giant paintbrush (think big-scale finger-painting with the car's tyres). Downloading the softwar
The refreshed Twitter Rules that are a part of the new Terms of Service spell out a number of different reasons why you may find your Twitter account terminated. Everything from inappropriate content and squatting to selling usernames could be cause for you to get the boot. Upon closer look we noticed that Twitter is closing the curtain on at least 10 types of Twitter users we see regularly attemp
The Twitter Exploit That Could Have Stolen Your Info and Much, Much More Earlier today, I received a message from a friend saying that his friend had found a major exploit and would be willing to demo it for me. I, of course, asked for proof - and I quickly got it in the form of an ominous popup on a Twitter profile. And from the looks of it, this exploit had the potential to steal your cookies, t
As such, getting by on the limited feature set available via Twitter.com is difficult at best. Enter the desktop application, a third-party piece of software that you can install on your computer to interface with Twitter and get more out of your microblogging activities. Now that Twitter is older than a toddler, you have a variety to choose from. From apps for groups, Mac and PC specific clients,
Google-owned FeedBurner is set to launch AdSense for RSS next week according to a post on the company’s blog. Much like the AdSense for Web sites, AdSense for RSS will show contextual text advertising in publisher’s RSS feeds. In other words, if you’re reading a blog post about mobile phones in Google Reader, you might see ads for AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. How will AdSense for RSS work in conjunc
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