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Dixero is a fairly new web startup that provides users with a way to listen to their favorite RSS feeds either online, on a computer as a podcast or on a portable device, like an iPod. Right now they are in beta but you can easily sign-up and request an invitation to try them out.
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Trapster has launched the first ever speed trap sharing social network for mobile phones. This new social network gives everyday drivers a way to work together and be more aware of speed limits in order to avoid getting a ticket. With Trapster users can alert each other in real-time of police speed traps […]

 
Naubo is an online news aggregator startup that focuses on technology news and blog posts. Their site layout shows a striking resemblance to that of Google News, and Naubo also uses an advanced search engine to go through the web finding top technology related stories.
However, Naubo allows its users to submit their own news […]

Today MySpace, the most popular social network, announced that most of its users can now use MySpace’s text message alert program on their mobile phone across major U.S. wireless service providers. The text alerts will be sent via mBlox, and is currently available from Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile USA, U.S. Cellular, Virgin Mobile USA, and […]

Today Google, Yahoo and MySpace announced an agreement to form the OpenSocial Foundation to help make sure that OpenSocial is an “open, community-governed specification for building social applications across the web.” The OpenSocial Foundation is an independent non-profit organization, and is formed to provide guidelines around documentation, intellectual property, technology and other types […]

Hal Varian, Chief Economist, posted today on Google’s blog a little information on why Google has been so successful. The reason for this post is because of a question he read from a reader at the Freakonomics blog on one of his quest posts. The question read:
“How can we explain the fairly […]