by David Evans | Dating Site Technology, Online Dating Innovation
Userplane is rolling out new features over the next few months. The following was part of an email sent to clients. Userplane Presence Although some Userplane clients have implemented infrastructure necessary to handle the burden of messaging and presence – many of...
by David Evans | Online Dating Innovation
Avatars are hot. I’ve got ’em in SecondLife, Yahoo Chat, not to mention a few for bulletin board posting. Yahoo chat avatars are the easiest to create but you can’t do much with them, they just stand there. However, I love the audibles. Flirting,...
by David Evans | Online Dating Innovation
I’ve continued to unsubscribe from about 20 different dating sites, focusing on the leaders in the date-warehouse and niche sites, free and paid. That’s 4, which is about all I can handle at the moment. Yahoo wasn’t doing anything for me, cya later,...
by David Evans | Online Dating Innovation
SiliconBeat writes about Geovector, which puts a compass sensor in your cell phone, letting you point at places to retrieve information, read reviews, initiate calls and more. This is incredible stuff, although it’s available only in Japan for the time being....
by David Evans | Online Dating Innovation
I’ve been playing around with Last.fm, the popular music recommendation engine. The service reads the list of songs I play in iTunes and creates a profile used by Last.fm to recommend other people and music I may like based on what I’ve been listening to....
by David Evans | Online Dating Innovation
This is sure to be a first. According to CNET, Wiriadi Sutrisno works as a physiotherapist in California, and Rita Sri Mutiara Dewi is from the Indonesian city of Bandung. “We’ve exchanged photos, chat almost daily and often call each other, but...