Paypal. They might charge exorbitant fees that piss people off, but the reality is, they provide a service that 26 million people a month keep coming back for.
Looking to capitalize on some fun, the send-money-to-anyone service has rolled out a new Website, Do Stuff For Money. Continue reading the story called Do Stuff. Get Money. Thanks Paypal!
Are you concerned with what the ‘new black’ is? If your answer is yes, you need to know about Stylecaster, a Website launched earlier this year that helps you stand out from the crowd. Or, at the very least, look like you’re part of the ‘in crowd.’ Continue reading the story called Get In Style With StyleCaster
For those of you who are wondering how to manage growing number friends and followers on twitter these tools can offer a solution. If you want to follow back people who are following you or opposite – unfollow people who don’t follow you back check out these amazing tools.
Besides displaying lists of your twiter friends, followers and people you follow you can get most followed user list, user growth chart and other information.
Continue reading the story called 6 Twitter Bulk Follow/Unfollow tools
Don’t you hate it when you make a hamburger only to find out you’re out of ketchup!? Or worse yet. You pay a visit to the ceramic throne, only to discover that you are out of toilet paper?
I recently professed my love for CC Betty. Now it looks like I have another hottie on my hands with Alice…she even makes sure I’ll never run out of ketchup or toilet paper again! Continue reading the story called Alice Helps You Shop, Save Money
Ever wonder how those movie stars can reshape their bodies in a matter of months? They keys are time, money and dedication – though not necessarily in that order.
Launching today is fitorbit, a new Website that aims to level the playing field, making personal trainers available to the masses. What sets the site apart is that you can actually filter personal trainers to find one that best suits your goals, lifestyle and preferences. Continue reading the story called Find the Perfect Personal Trainer Online
I know. You’re already counting down the days until the Twitter wave starts to crash. Well get comfy, it’s gonna be a while.
Each day new Twitter apps appear that seem to apply the micro-blogging formats to all sorts of daily chores and tasks. For all of your corporate cogs out there, I’m willing to bet that over the past year you have participated in a Webinar. You know the drill – live meetings and/or presentations are held via the Internet.
ParaTweet, powered by Adobe AIR, allows organizations to harness the power of Twitter for any conference, concert, barcamp, nightclub, or church. Continue reading the story called Conferences on Twitter
I love to play tennis, try new trails on my bike and – when possible – go rafting. The problem is, most of my friends and family enjoy other activities. A new Website, Activity8, aims to match you up with activity buddies – all without any shady business. Continue reading the story called Find Activity Partners With Activity8
One of my favorite basic computer functions is the “Print Screen” button. I can’t even begin to count how many times a day I rely on the button to work in Photoshop, illustrate existing ideas to friends and colleagues, and keep an archive of sites/functionality that I like.
I’ve often wished there was an additional button on my keyboard that would allow me not just to take an image – but to record the screen.
While there is no single key command for this, there is an amazing – and free – Website that does the task, and does it well. Continue reading the story called Create Free Screencasts With ScreenToaster
As an opinionated bloke, I’m always one for a good debate. But what if you want to take things a step further. Say, a petition? Thanks to the creative folks at Harkness Labs, there is a new Twitter app – and it’s the first one to get me excited in several weeks. Continue reading the story called TinyPetition Seeks Signatures on Twitter
With more than 50,000 applications in appstore it is getting harder and harder to find software that will serve your needs. Every day developers add new applications and games to appstore but you don’t even know about them. Great deal of help to find real gems in appstore can provide iPhone app review sites that serve latest information and ratings for those applications. Below you can find most popular iPhone app review and rating sites.
148apps One of the most popular iPhone and iPod Touch application review sites that provide reviews and ratings for latest apps. Check out also latest iPhone app price drops and get your applications for lower price.
AppVee Also a large website dedicated to iPhone app reviews and ratings. Most of the reviews are dedicated to games so if you love to play them on your phone check out for coolest games on AppVee.
AppCraver Great website whre you can find not only applicatin reviews but also interviews with app developers and store with coolest iPhone accessories. Speaking about reviews on AppCraver, there is a section of top free apps – if you don’t want to spend too much for your applications check it out.
WhatsOniPhone It is amazing how many app reviews you can find on this site – I think they reviews them all! Besides reviews you can find there latest hardware related to iPhone and developers corner – who told you that you can make your own apps?
Apptism Great resource for finding latest information on applications. Track your favorite applications and find latest articles, reviews on them. Here you can find also galleries of images how current application looks like and even videos showing how these apps works on your device.
I hope that these resources will help you to find and choose your applications. If you know more great resources covering latest apps feel free to drop a comment below!
I have a hunch you’re going to like this next Website. It’s one that promises to make difficult decisions a little easier with help from the wisdom of the crowd.
To get started you teach Hunch about the things you like so that the engine can help you answer questions you’re dying to know the answers to.
The queries to help build your profile range from which celeb you find hot to what kind of French fries you prefer to how you like your sandwich cut (horizontally or diagonally). Continue reading the story called Cool Decision-Making Tool; Like Looking Into a Web 2.0 Mirror
Whether you were the quarterback of the football team of vice president of the math club, all high school graduates look forward to receiving their high school yearbook. It’s usually a warm day in June when you make the rounds having all of your friends – who you swear will be friends forever – sign the pages with funny quips.
Future classes can now take to the Web to add a new dimension to the yearbook experience. Gone are the committee meetings of yesterday. Instead, a program known as Cliq-in allows students to assist in yearbook assembly in a secured and moderated environment. Continue reading the story called Will the Web Give Rebirth to the Yearbook?
