Archive for the 'web 2.0' Category

Thoughts on Gmail’s New Version

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed to receive the latest updates. Thanks for visiting!Google recently rolled out a new version of Gmail, with some added features and enhancements. Ever since I saw screenshots of the new version, I’ve been waiting to try it out. Today, I was in [...]

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Photobucket - Bulk upload photos

Photobucket, one of my favourite image uploading services has gone ahead and added some new and exciting features. Photobucket now sports a slightly redesigned homepage, private/public setting of photo albums, enhanced Adobe Premier to edit and remix photos and videos.

One important feature that has been added recently is the ability to bulk upload photos to [...]

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A look at Pownce

Just got invited to Pownce by Kuanhoong and I’m trying it out.
What’s Pownce?
If you didn’t know, it’s Kevin Rose’s (the Digg guy) latest start up. In short, Twitter with added features. That’s Pownce. The sign up form requires you to post the usual details: name, location, email and an avatar. The persons you invite [...]

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101 Spock invites to give away

Spock is the online leader in personal search, helping users find and discover people. With over one hundred million people already indexed and millions added every day, Spock is building the broadest and deepest people specific search engine.
TechCrunch has an extensive report on Spock, the People search engine
Spock just gave people 101 invites and I’m [...]

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Edit YouTube’s .FLV videos with Mojiti

You’ve watched those stunning videos on YouTube. And that’s not enough for you. You need to edit ‘em.
A typical process involves these steps: you have to download the video file in .flv format, convert it to a typical video format (.avi, etc), and then use a software like Windows Movie Maker to edit it and [...]

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Three Twitter alternatives

Twitter is getting more slow by the day, a lot of downtimes and slow responses, along with third party tools failing. Here are some Twitter alternatives to enjoy with than frown at it’s bad performance

Jaiku

Jaiku is a similar service like Twitter that lets you post what you’re doing on the internet. But it has some [...]

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