September 2007 Archive
1111.
Where the Web 2.0 Stars Were Born (money.cnn.com)
1112.
BookSwim is Netflix for Books (mashable.com)
1113.
StumbleUpon Phenomenon : An In Depth Look At A Social Networking Giant (searchenginejournal.com)
1114.
the iPod Touch as a web development platform (montrealtechwatch.com)
1115.
Bandwidth Could Be New Global Currency (technology.newscientist.com)
1116.
The Best of Web 2.0 Websites list (allipuram.com)
1117.
How Perl Saved the Human Genome Project (bioperl.org)
1118.
Canada's Hottest Startups (redherring.com)
1119.
1.9 Billion Words; Scribd Users Have A Lot To Say (techcrunch.com)
1120.
TechCrunch20 is now TechCrunch40 - Is There Enough Time? (centernetworks.com)
1121.
IBM's Computing Breakthrough Promises Chips The Size Of Dust (informationweek.com)
1122.
While Apple And NBC Squabble Like Girls In A Schoolyard, BitTorrent Keeps On Rolling (techcrunch.com)
1123.
Web Radio Prepares for the Worst (dailytech.com)
1124.
"Nail the core features. Everything else will follow" (tumblr.iamdanw.com)
1125.
Nelly2pcm may allow affordable Flash/VoIP gateways (flashcomguru.com)
1126.
Could GPay Be Google's Killer Phone App? (techcrunch.com)
1127.
Digpicz: digg's missing picture section (digpicz.com)
1128.
Unenumerated: Bilinear group cryptography (unenumerated.blogspot.com)
1129.
Labor Day (sethgodin.typepad.com)
1130.
IP Telephony Startups Getting Cash (news.com.com)
1131.
The future of social networks (earlystagevc.typepad.com)
1132.
Fake Steve Jobs explains how iPod is the gateway drug for Mac (weblog.raganwald.com)
1133.
World shocked, shocked by Sony's download move (valleywag.com)
1134.
James Gosling: The Green UI (blogs.sun.com)
1135.
Apple: The best PR gig in the Valley (valleywag.com)
1136.
iPhone was the best selling smartphone in July (tuaw.com)
1137.
All UK 'must be on DNA database' (news.bbc.co.uk)
1138.
5000 Fastest growing US companies by region (inc.com)
1139.
Easier to call my researcher in India than browse my Treo (notrocketsurgery.com)
1140.
BitTorrent Continues to Dominate Internet Traffic (torrentfreak.com)