The Week: The smartphone has become the bane of the retail industry, as savvy customers use physical stores to comparison-shop before going online on→

Although, texting (also called text messaging or SMS) was originally thought of as another avenue for teen communication, it has caught on with adults→

TextAlert4U is an SMS-based mobile advertising service that enables you to send unlimited advertising text messages to an unlimited number of subscribers – on→

According to a story on Mashable, new stats released by Twitter reveal that users now send out more than 50 million tweets per day.→

David Carr over at The New York Times has an interesting look at Twitter. I can remember when I first thought seriously about Twitter.→

Katherine Lewis at CurrentMom is often asked about Twitter for small business, either by independent consultants or business owners. And her answer is always→

Mashable has an interesting story about a 5th grader who is burning up the keyboard. Mackenzie can type 119 wpm. It’s not just a→

Texting while driving is foolhardy behaviour, with studies showing it’s more dangerous than getting behind the wheel when you’re drunk. A US company is→

SMBCEO.com: Twitter applications are tools that help you efficiently get the most out of your Twitter activity. They can save you time and effort→

Gadgetwise: Why do so many Twitterers seem to be aspiring stand-up comics? “Good news: Cure for diabetes in mice,” Josh Donoghue, known as awryone,→

The Wall Street Journal: When 25-year-old Justin Rockwell was laid off from his job as a Web developer last fall, he began scrounging for→

photo credit: pheezy Independent Street: 400 customers each night. A wait of sometimes two hours. For a taco? Yes, this is the frenzy that→

Associated Press: Amazon.com Inc.’s brick-and-mortar competitors have yet another reason to fear the Web: a new service that lets shoppers compare prices and buy→