Twitpic

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  Twitter Steps in to Keep Twitpic Domain and User Data Alive for the Time Being

  The third-party client for uploading photos on Twitter has finally shut down its service on October 25.

• Twitpic to Shutter Service After All

  Twitpic on Friday put out word that the service is shutting down after all, apologizing for a "false alarm" that a merger would be its salvation.

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  Twitpic Confirms It's Finally Shutting Down on October 25

  Twitpic's founder Noah Everett in a blog post announced the company couldn't meet "agreeable terms" with a handful of potential buyers.

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  Twitpic Says It's Been Acquired; Service Will Continue

  The company had earlier announced the shutdown of its service from September 25.

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  Twitpic Says It Is Shutting Down; Blames Twitter's Strong-arm Tactics

  "This is an unexpected and hard announcement for us to make and we want to lay out what led us to this decision," the Everett added.

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  Twitter to remove third-party image hosting sites from official apps - report

  Twitter is reportedly planning to stop offering third-party websites as image hosting services on its official apps.

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  Heello, TwitPic creator's new project

  Before Noah Everett started TwitPic, a photo sharing service for people who use Twitter, he had bigger plans in mind: he wanted to build tools that made the Web an easier place to work.Two years and 12 million TwitPic users...

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  Twitter launching photo-sharing service

  Twitter is adding a photo-sharing option, a move that could deal a blow to existing services such as Twitpic and yfrog

• How Internet detectives find out where you live

  Geolocation data in tweets or photo uploads can be used to track down local haunts, including homes.

• Bipasha gets her new Beetle

  Actress Bipasha Basu has become the proud owner of a brand new Beetle, which she has named "Brad".

• Twitter launching photo-sharing service

  Twitter is adding a photo-sharing option, a move that could deal a blow to existing services such as Twitpic and yfrog

• Heello, TwitPic creator's new project

  Before Noah Everett started TwitPic, a photo sharing service for people who use Twitter, he had bigger plans in mind: he wanted to build tools that made the Web an easier place to work.Two years and 12 million TwitPic users later, Mr Everett is finally getting to that project.On Tuesday, Mr Everett announced via Twitter a new company called Heello,...