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Using Twitter’s @Anywhere Service in 6 Steps | Nettuts+
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counter(boolean, default true)
Whether or not to show the counter for remaining characters.height(integer, default 65)
The height of the box, in pixels.width(integer, default 515)
The widht of the box, in pixels.label(string, default “What’s happening?”)
The text above the box.defaultContent(string, default none)
You can enter by default the URL, a @mention, a #hashtag, etc.onTweet(function)
It’s called after the tweet button is pressed. It receives two arguments: plain text tweet and HTML tweet.
tweetBox()will append a box in which the users can enter their comments and tweet them via your site.tweetBoxcan receive an object as parameter, with the following properites:A default
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onTweetmight be useful if you are planning to replace the default comment area with the CMS you are using. You would still need a database and a table to show the comments, right? So you can hack the CMS a little and make a AJAX request with theonTweetevent to insert the tweet into your database.
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Digg will now have Twitter @anywhere, OpenID, OAuth and Google For Logging In
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Digg will now have Twitter @anywhere, OpenID, OAuth and Google For Logging In
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App Idea for the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad | Marc Gayle on Startups & Ideas
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Concept: Give consumers free stuff (on a very consistent basis) and give advertisers more brand engagement. Think woot.com but with free, quality, stuff (or actually even deeply discounted – per the coupon in the win).
Existing Competitors: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scratch-off-now/id358970551?mt=8 & www.scratchoffnow.com
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Viewing iPad Category :: Ember
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Viewing iPad Category :: Ember
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Based on the sales and ranks of our very own Weather HD, we estimate that the Top 1,000 iPad paid applications are making about $372,000 per day, which sums up to about $136 million per year. This figure is based on there being only 500,000 iPads in the market, and is accounting only for the application sales in the United States. If the iPad App Store were to be like the iPhone’s, then 40-60% of the sales would occur internationally, so on average that figure would rise to become $272 million per year.
We believe this to be a conservative estimate. If the iPad were to enjoy a lucrative growth as the iPhone’s, which rose from 100 million downloaded applications in the first 2 months to 4 billion 19 months after, we can easily see the iPad’s App Store becoming a $1 billion per year market in 2 years.
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Closing Remarks
Special thanks got to Applyzer, the iPhone and iPad analytics company, for providing us with the Top 100 Paid and Grossing lists of the iPad App Store for the past two weeks.
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