It looks like a bubble of fashionable Twitter, which recently called "a killer of traditional blogging, is about to burst - at least, say the authors of this popular IT-resource Techcrunch.

Anyone look into the account settings in the microblog site Twitter, you will see that in the Location section, you can not just give the place of residence, but also allow for the addition of the "tweet" on the location of geographic information (Allow third party applications to annotate your tweets with location information), by default, this feature is disabled.

Terence Eden recently changed the password for Twitter, because the platform operator warned him that could be broken. However, when I mentioned - so to speak - "lock the door," stated that secondary form of access in the form of authorization such as OAuth is already wide open.

Twitter user growth rate is nothing in comparison to the dynamics with which new Internet users connect to the Facebook page.
Both Facebook and Twitter are services that can be described as phenomena of the Internet. Both are undeniable leaders in their categories (social website, microblog) in the USA.

Opinions of friends can be found through Google, which will display links to their public records, among others. on blogs, microblogs, forums and other websites. A few days ago, Google began indexing microblogs with Twitter, but Google is a good way to index such as We-class (herring), Blip, Facebook, or popular blogs.

During the conference, the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, the first rumors that Microsoft's search engine will crawl Bing in real-time status updates and Facebook and Twitter resources. The agreement between Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook probably is not exclusive. For the moment it is not known whether, and if the money came into play.

Microsoft and Google announced that it will soon extend the scope of their search for a message from the microblog platform Twitter. The first company also added that Bing will be equipped with a search module of the social networking site Facebook.

When he is co-founder of one of the hottest Internet companies, dealing with rumors regarding a potential acquisition is one of the classes. On Thursday, Biz Stone put an end to rumors about acquisitions.

Twitter microblog service operators blocked the account of one of the members, who had about two months ago he had to publish a link to a known phishing page on MySpace. The owner of the account was Mikko Hypponen, head of research at the producer, F-Secure anti-virus, which regularly includes in its tweets suspected links - but for the warning. The expert said the incident on the pages of the blog F-Secure.

For the first time in history, the commander of the International Space Station will live to share experiences from their stay in orbit.