Another nail in the 'Scrabulous' coffin
Facebook disables access to the popular game outside the U.S. and Canada, meaning that India--where a court case is pending--is the only country where users can still play it. Read more
Most popular webwareFor the week ending October 05
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iTetris - Tetris for your iPhone 1,600 visits
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Finger Scan 1,201 visits
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Free SMS 766 visits
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Yahoo Mail 660 visits
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PrintWhatYouLike.com 651 visits
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Kaspersky Online Virus Scanner 537 visits
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MSN Hotmail 498 visits
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Adobe Photoshop Express 355 visits
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RapidShare 349 visits
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IONBowling 320 visits
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Reverse Phone Lookup 320 visits
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Google Maps for iPod Touch 312 visits
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Rotate Me 256 visits
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Facebook for iPhone (Web) 239 visits
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Picnik 229 visits
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Meebo 212 visits
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eBuddy 195 visits
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JumpCut 194 visits
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Boxhead: The Zombie Wars 182 visits
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Geezeo 181 visits
The Webware Blog
Cool Web 2.0 apps for everyone.
ChunkIt for search clarity
For some people, Web searches are second nature. If you'd like a hand to speed up getting to exactly what you want, ChunkIt might have the search solution you need.
Fallout takes hold: Seesmic publicly lays off 7
The video community cuts back on developers, citing "market conditions and the recession."
YouTube beams up 'Star Trek' for long-form video
YouTube gets Beverly Hills 90210, MacGyver, and Star Trek in a test of longer-form video that's theatrically presented and interrupted by ads.
AOL to developers: Put passion over profit
Q&A The Web portal's Edwin Aoki talks about the impact Web applications have had in the enterprise and what trends are emerging.
