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Tag Archives: Internet
Netflix Announces ‘Streaming Only’ Plan, Raises Other Plan Prices
Today, everyone’s favorite movie and TV streaming service that also sends you programming on DVD and Blu-ray announced that beginning today the company will offer a new, streaming-only service option for $7.99 per month. The plan, which does not include … Continue reading
GetGlue App Comes to iPad
Here at The Flickcast we like to experiment with cool gadgets, software and such that can add something fun to our otherwise dreary lives toiling away for the man. Of course you can find most of us on Twitter and … Continue reading
New ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Series On the Way
Yes, you read that headline correctly. Syfy is preparing a new Battlestar Galactica series, currently entitled Blood and Chrome, that will follow the exploits of William Adama during the Cylon War. However, before you start to get too excited the … Continue reading
Posted in Battlestar Galactica, New Media, News, Sci-Fi, TV
Tagged Battlestar Galactica, Blood and Chrome, Cylons, David Eick, Internet, Michael Taylor, New Media, Ron Moore, SyFy, TV, Web
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Facebook, Under Fire for Privacy Concerns, Launches New Security Feature
Given the storm of bad press and user revolts Facebook has been suffering since announcing their “Open Graph” feature to better spread its data across the web, it’s rather puzzling that the company would announce an unrelated new security feature. … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking, News, Social Networking, Tech
Tagged Facebook, Facebook Connect, Internet, Mark Zuckerberg, Networking, Open Graph, Security, Social Media, Software
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Facebook F8 Conference Recap: Expanding the Reach of Social Networking
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a series of updates integral to their next-gen Facebook Platform today at their third annual f8 conference held in San Francisco. At the heart of these updates is the technology to allow Facebook data to flow … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Mobile Apps, Social Networking, Software, The Internets, Web
Tagged Confrences, f8 Confrence, Facebook, Facebook Connect, Foursquare, Internet, Mark Zuckerberg, Networking, Open Graph, Pandora, Social Media, Twitter, Web, Yelp
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Google Docs Gets An Update
If you’ve been using Google Docs because you’re looking for a collaborative platform to work in that resides in the “cloud” or you just hate Microsoft and its Office products, then this post is for you. This week, the search … Continue reading
Posted in Google, News, Software, Tech, Web
Tagged Cloud Computing, Documents, Gmail, Google, Google Docs, Internet, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Software, Spreadsheets, Tech, Web
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Gamecrush.com Crashes Due to High Traffic
Last week, a new site came to the attention of the video game world. Game Crush launched with the promise of giving gamers something they have searched their lives for… a girl to game with. Unfortunately, this isn’t a social … Continue reading
Google Adds More Privacy Features to Google Buzz
Responding to rather vocal criticism from much of the online community, Google is making adjustments to its two-day-old Google Buzz service to enhance, and enable users to more easily manage, privacy. Buzz, as it currently exists, was to be Google’s … Continue reading