One of the most key steps to building a succesful startup is figuring out what works — and what doesn’t. To do this, many companies rely on things like A/B testing to figure out which workflows and designs work best. But there are some things that are a bit trickier to measure, like exactly which features your users are taking advantage of, and how they’re using them. Mixpanel, a Y Combinator company launching today, is looking to solve this problem by offering companies a suite of analytics tools that go well beyond what tools like Google Analytics measure.

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  Google has finally gotten around to launching its location-based network, Latitude on the iPhone. The service, which has been around for months on the web and Android…
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  Earlier this year, Google made major noise by releasing Latitude, a location-aware service that lets you see where your friends are on a map, on your phone. However, although it worked on a variety of handsets…
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  RadioShack will start selling T-Mobile phones in its 4,000 retail stores, in addition to AT&T and Sprint phones.
  That’s obviously good news for T-Mobile and parent Deutsche Telekom (DT)…

• Google Latitude Comes to iPhone
• Google Latitude Comes To The iPhone. No, It Doesn’t Run In The Background.
• RadioShack Adds T-Mobile, Good News For Google
• Review: T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google
• Developer Impressions Of Google Wave: “Real-Time Email On Crack”
• Online Phone System Gives Cheap and Free Features
• EtherPad Gets A Makeover And Becomes Even More Of A Threat To Google Docs
• Google Increases Lobbying Spend
• Facing Scrutiny, Google Steps Up Lobbying
• Sure, The U.S. Has A Lot Of Click Fraud, But At Least We’re Not Vietnam

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