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List of Arabians’ Developed @twitter Applications

Post by: bingorabbit
Published on April 24th, 2010
Filed under: Twitter
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For a second I thought if there are any twitter based applications that were developed by Arabians, when I found three of them which were recommended by some of my friends on twitter. The applications I found varies from desktop applications to web based ones. I know they are not a lot, but this is actually a reason of why I’m creating a list of such applications; this post might be a motive for other Arabian developers to go on creating more applications, not just for twitter, but for any service.

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How @twitter is *possibly* making money!

Post by: bingorabbit
Published on April 19th, 2010
Filed under: Google,Twitter
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I have been wondering lately about how twitter actually get money, at least for its employees’ salaries. I have never thought about it, till I got that question from Eslam Mahmoud (Hunikal). Have you ever thought about it? How it can really get revenue with even with no ads? The following video, introduces how twitter *will* be able to get revenue from ads like way, called Promoted tweets, I would really recommend you have a look at it before you proceed with reading the rest of the post.

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Jane Wells, WordPress' UX Engineer announced today on the WordPress blog that the lists of this year's GSoC-WordPress ideas and mentors are available, so you can check them and think about how can you participate this year. by chance, I was thinking about Users' Roles when I found this as an idea this year on the ideas and mentors page :) (more...)    (1)

 

Google Summer of Code 2010 is on!, Anyone?! :) - Students can't register themselves yet -    (1)

 

Cairo ICT 2010

Post by: bingorabbit
Published on February 13th, 2010
Filed under: in.words,information.technology,my.reviews
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CairoICT 2010 Sponsors

So, It has been a while since I showed up here. I have been finalizing some issues, so pray for me :). Last Tuesday we had our yearly trip to Cairo ICT. Frankly speaking, I didn’t like it the same way I did last year. I expected a lot of amazing stuff this year, but I found almost nothing. I dunnu why it came like this, the financial crisis, or what, but if it did affect, how come 400 corporates joined this year in this round? I have seen only one touch screen, and it worked only with the technician standing there, when I tried it, it didn’t work, but I loved the application that was running on it, it was a news reader application, but the hardware as been said, didn’t work properly.

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