Size doesn’t matter: Yahoo Mail & Dropbox team up to kill email attachment limits

Yahoo Mail has integrated with cloud storage hotshot Dropbox so email users can send attachments of any size and save attachments to Dropbox.

Google Play integrated with Bango’s carrier billing: buy apps, pay on your phone bill

Mobile payment company Bango has integrated Google Play billing with carrier billing, announcing Australian carrier Telestra as its first client.

Web search + app search, together at last: Ask.com integrates Quixey app search results

Ask.com and app discovery engine Quixey have signed a deal that will see explicit app search capabilities embedded within a major search engine for the first time.

CloudBeat case study: Integrating Salesforce at Axcient isn’t magical

Integrating Salesforce.com isn't magical. Axcient found that it had to create a process for integrating it into the enterprise.

Clever makes teaching with technology as easy as 1,2,3

Education technology startup Clever has raised $3 million to integrate online learning software with student data.

Dropbox integrates with Facebook groups for super-simple social file sharing

Dropbox just announced a new integration today, and it's a doozy: Facebook. Starting today, Facebook users can share files, pictures, and folders to their friends and contacts in Facebook Groups.

Eight ways to save your tweets

The handy utility If This Then That (IFTTT) recently announced the end of its Twitter integration. Fortunately, there are workaround.

Blue Jeans announces first-ever video-conferencing integration with Salesforce.com

Blue Jeans Network, the company that offers super-simple video conferences in the browser, is announcing the first-ever videoconferencing integration with Salesforce.com.

Shopify teams up with ShipStation to shave hours off delivery time (exclusive)

To give retailers a competitive edge, Shopify announced a partnership with ShopStation that promises to cut shipping time anywhere from a half to a third.

Office gossips, be warned. Yammer now tracks office-wide emotions

Yammer has teamed up with sentiment analysis startup, Kanjoya, to track office banter and gain deep insight into how employees are feeling at work.

Social ROI for business: index of 500 e-tailers shows social engagement doubles revenue growth

The Echo System, a company that helps brands measure the impact of their social-network initiatives, released its Echo Rank results for June today. The results show that online retailers with solid “social” customer engagement strategies vastly outperform laggards.

In fact, …

WordPress and Facebook are finally together, officially

Facebook announced an official WordPress plugin today for cross-posting content, enabling tighter, cleaner, and simpler integration between millions of WordPress blogs and Facebook. All I can say is: finally!

I’ve been using WordPress blogging software since before it was WordPress. …

Google finally does something with Zagat, adds reviews with launch of Google+ Local

Google surprised a lot of people last fall when it announced that it was buying restaurant ratings company Zagat. Now, Google is finally making some moves with the buy via Google+ Local, an overhaul of Google’s local search.

With the …

Skype outlines Microsoft and Facebook integration road map

Skype is planning deep integration of its voice and video internet messaging service with Microsoft’s Windows Phone mobile operating system, Microsoft’s Lync office software and Xbox consoles and other products, reports Forbes.

Skype, which Microsoft acquired in June, technically can’t …

Google says Google+ integration for Gmail is coming; users sound off

Google’s popular email product Gmail is about to get much more social.

The company is forging ahead with plans to add a social layer to Gmail by adding integration with its new social service, Google+, according to Gmail engineering manager …

Facebook Connect causes identity crisis for Hulu users

When streaming video site Hulu announced it was adding a new, first-of-its-kind feature (one that will become a staple going forward), it was not talking about giving its users the ability to access random strangers’ accounts instead of their own.…