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Socialcam es la aplicación de videos más popular del momento

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(HLN) — Lo más sorprendente del ascenso de la aplicación para compartir video, Socialcam, es que haya tomado tanto tiempo. Considera esto: YouTube es gigante. Facebook es gigante. Instagram es gigante y actualmente está nadando en un océano de dólares de Facebook. (¿Podrían llamarse zuckerdólares?) Así que Socialcam, una aplicación móvil que combina las funciones características de cada uno de estos pesos pesados de las redes sociales, absolutamente tiene que despegar. De hecho, era tan obvio, que deberíamos desaprobarnos a nosotros mismos por no tener la idea antes. Pero el equipo que sí tuvo la idea de Socialcam (y también del sitio de video en vivo Justin.tv) ha reunido hasta ahora a aproximadamente 20 millones de usuarios, y es la aplicación gratuita más popular en iTunes. Esa es una posición tanto prestigiosa como, ocasionalmente, lucrativa. ¿Recuerdas Draw Something? Hace 180 millones de dólares, mantuvo ese lugar durante meses antes de que Zynga la comprara e...
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Facebook trading sets record IPO volume

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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Facebook's stock market debut finally came and went -- but for all the breathless hype, shares ended right near their offering price. On Thursday night, Facebook (FB) set its final IPO price at $38 a share. When the stock began trading at 11:30 a.m. ET on Friday, the first trade came in at $42.05 per share -- a gain of nearly 11%. But the stock quickly reversed course, dropping down to hover right around the $38 IPO price for much of midday trading. Though shares rose modestly for short bursts of time throughout the day, they ended the session at $38.23. While the price itself didn't move much, trading was fast and intense. More than 80 million shares changed hands in the first 30 seconds of trading. By the end of the day, volume had spiked to around 567 million shares. That easily set a new volume record for IPOs, smashing the previous record that automaker General Motors (GM, Fortune 500) set in 2010 with trading of around 450 million sh...
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Digital 'wallets' proliferate at CTIA cellphone show

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NEW ORLEANS –  Cash, coins and credit cards are so Twentieth Century. At least, that's the opinion of the electronics manufacturers, phone companies, banks and credit card issuers that expect cellphones to be the main way consumers pay for purchases in the not-so-distant future. The trouble is, that vision-of-tomorrow is somewhat blurry, as evidenced at the U.S. cellphone industry trade show held this week in New Orleans. There are a lot of ideas, but little agreement. The stakes, however, are high. "Eighty-five percent of the world's transactions are still made with cash and checks. We have a wonderful opportunity to convert those," said Gary Flood, MasterCard's president of global products and solutions, in a keynote speech at the show. One concept that gets a lot of attention is the "digital wallet" -- a virtual repository for our credit card numbers, receipts, coupons. It's not much different from a PayPal account, which can be ...
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