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Chatroulette Clone 1.0 released – The web’s leading Chatroulette script

March 4, 2010 Internal

We’ve worked hard to finish the world’s leading Chatroulette Clone script for you to host on your own website.
Check out all the details and try the demo.

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Want to run your own version of “Chatroulette” on your own website? Get our CamCarousel prototype source!

February 23, 2010 My Own Services

Since I’ve blogged about our Chatroulette Clone and thanks to the fantastic folks at ReadWriteWeb covering us, I’ve been contacted by people and business from around the globe, whether they could purchase a license of the code including the full source to run it on their own website.

I’ve discussed various [...]

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The Great virtual Housekeeping

January 6, 2010 Personal

Find out what I’ve been doing during the seasonal holidays over at 24z.me.
Any comment should go there, too!

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Ten reasons why Android is not at all working for me.

December 30, 2009 24100.net

On 26th November, 2009 I’ve started The Android Experiment as part of my work for The Next Web:
Given my known addiction for All-Things-Apple and my fairly open bias when it comes to Android with all of its attributed iPhone killer potential, I decided to give Android a fair chance to [...]

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A quote about Google’s Android

November 25, 2009 Opinion

I recently stumbled across this quote somewhere on the AppleInsider website. I’ve got nothing to add, so here we go:
“Google only wants to give phone makers and providers enough code to allow them to deliver their own customized, distinguished products so that it can continue its core business of selling [...]

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Getting in charge for The Next Web Germany (sticky)

November 19, 2009 Personal

Today I’ve agreed to become the Editor for the German branch of The Next Web network: The Next Web Germany.
I’ve long been an author for The Next Web International and occasionally contributed to the German blog, too. We all know that many of the really, really cool technology news originate [...]

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A brief update

November 1, 2009 Internal

My loyal readers have noticed that my updates here at 24100.net slowed down a bit over the last couple of months. My last post is well over a month old. Here’s why:
1. Twitter kills the blogger star
There’s no doubt that we are headed to the real-time web. More capable  mobile [...]

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Calling Linus Torvalds to build a new social network aka Facebook acquires FriendFeed.

August 10, 2009 Opinion

Today marks an important day in the short history of social networks or – as you might prefer to call it – the real-time web: Facebook announced the definitive agreement to acquire FriendFeed. As the FriendFeed founders have put it, they’ve accepted Facebook’s friend request.
While the internet is a buzz [...]

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Busy times… sort of a personal update.

July 18, 2009 24100.net
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Never before my job has been so close to disruptive markets and technologies and I absolutely appreciate it. To me it’s a great privilege being able to deep dive into some of the most amazing new technologies that are currently available.
Brainstorming ideas on how to leverage and take them to [...]

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Google I/O: Building applications in the cloud

June 11, 2009 24100.net

Now that Google made most of the Google I/O session videos available for online and offline viewing, I’d particularly want to recommend the “Building Applications in the Cloud” one:

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