I’m not suggesting email is dead. But as we know it, it sure has changed. And you know what, it’s not even about us anymore. There’s a whole new generation, I’d call it ‘The Facebook’ generation, a younger community that born into a chat behavior.
When it comes to music services and applications, I’m usually trying them all. For me it even feels like an ongoing race to find the best service out there for music lovers. Taking under consideration that everything today should be on-the-go
iAlbums further connects you with the music by providing you with new musical discoveries based on your interests. Rather than simply taking your favorite genre and suggesting other artists within that genre, iAlbums goes beyond this to give you the music that has influenced those artists, allowing you to expand your musical horizons in a totally new way.
I got to be among the lucky early testers of Facebook’s new Graph Search. Based on a few hours of preliminary testing, here’s what I find that it is, and isn’t. (a guest post by Shaul Olmert)
When it comes to Path it never fails to impress me with the amazing interface they have and the super intuitive user experience within this app. The search is mind blowing and I don’t mind search everything on the web based on this tag method.
A combination of free and good app is hard to find, but when you find one you better download it right away since usually it doesn’t stay free for a long time.
I’m confused with this feature and frankly I don’t know how to make my community shine if I don’t have the right tools provided by Google+ themselves. Instead, I’m being forced to see content from people I don’t actually trust. I can handle it as long as it stay inside the community feed, but once it’s on my personal feed, it’s wrong.
Every now and then I like to search new extensions at the Chrome Store. Today it was all about children apps, and I’m not happy to report that not only many extensions not worth a mention but also should not be at the store in the first place.
This is my top best web and mobile builders to create your free website.
When I first tested Flayvr, I was blown away at its simplicity and overall results. But quickly I realized that I’m not sure when and if I’ll use this service again.
What is your personal pain in Gmail? These are the three features I need the most
How to create a new cover photo for your profile or page in Facebook using only Ribbet.
