31 Ways To Make a Girl Smile

1. Tell her she is BEAUTIFUL 2. Hold her hand at any moment even if its just for a second. 3. HUG HER FROM BEHIND!!!!! 4. Leave her voice messages to wake up to. 5. Wrestle with her :) 6. don’t go hang out with you ex when shes not with you, you might not relize how badly it hurts her. 7. If youre talking to another girl, when you’re done talking, walk over and hug her and kiss her….let her know she’s yours and they aren’t. 8. Write...

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Where Are Your Facebook Friends Sitting? Ticketmaster Tells You

Ticketmaster, the event ticketing property of Live Nation, is enhancing its interactive seat maps Tuesday so that ticket buyers and event-goers can see where their Facebook friends are sitting, and tag themselves into their seats. With the upgrade, Facebook members can now connect their accounts to view a Facebook-infused event seat map that highlights where friends at sitting with miniature Facebook flags. The feature is live for...

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8 Best Practices for Deploying a Top-Ranked Mobile App

Krishna Subramanian is the co-founder of Velti Mobclix Exchange. You can follow him on Twitter @ksub15and read the company blog at blog.mobclix.com. Developing a mobile app is the easy part. Getting that app noticed is difficult. And getting the app to go viral is like winning the lottery. Yet many developers get millions of downloads time after time. How? It’s all about app store SEO, and some developers have mastered...

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5 Ways Merchants Can Start Utilizing Facebook Credits

John Corpus is the founder and CEO of Milyoni. Milyoni helps companies monetize fan pages for live concerts, movies or sporting events or by selling merchandise. Follow the company on Twitter at @milyoni. Facebook Credits are hot. More and more businesses — both large and small — are exploring how they can incorporate Facebook Credits into their overall social strategy. But they all have the same question: How? The...

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How Happy Are Your Photos? New Web Tool Sees Emotions in Pictures

The Hack of the Week Series highlights a new hackathon programming project each week. Monday was a happier day than Sunday — at least for the subjects shown in The Guardian’s daily photo feature, “24 hours in pictures”. A new website called The Emotional Breakdown looks at this page on The Guardian’s website every day and categorizes the facial expressions in its photos as happy, sad, angry, surprised...

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Twitter Launches HTML5 Version for iPad

Twitter has started gradually rolling out a new, HTML5-based version of Twitter.com for the iPad. Besides being fully HTML5-based, the new version utilizes the iPad’s touch screen and sports a two-column look — a welcome change from the current site design, which is far from perfect for browsing on a device such as the iPad. The new version of the site will become available to device owners over the “next week or so,” Twitter...

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Gmail Unveils Preview Pane: Browse Emails While You Reply to Them

Gmail is taking a few cues from its tablet apps with Preview Pane, Google’s newest Gmail Labs feature. Preview Pane, which is now available in Gmail Labs, allows users to simultaneously preview parts of an email while reading or replying to others. Users of Gmail for iPad or Android will instantly recognize the interface — its design is directly inspired by the email service’s mobile web apps. Activating Preview Pane opens up a three-window...

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Facebook Vs. Shagbook: Social Network in Trademark Dispute with Adult Dating Site

In an eyebrow-raising trademark battle, Facebook filed suit against adult dating site Shagbook in May. Facebook’s contention: that the world’s largest social network would be “damaged by the issuance of a registration for the mark Shagbook.” Shagbook has now filed its own opposition, along with counterclaims, with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. As represented by SNRG Ventures, Shagbook, in the filing, “denies...

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