Would you pay several dollars a month to save, edit and and search logs that you build to record your activities? Logdit, a new software as a service (SaaS) application, certainly hopes so. The horizontal platform lets you create, run and update logs that are driven by your interests. (BTW, there’s a free package too).
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It was until recently that I realized how much I prefer text to all other forms of media. And this is coming from Mr. New Media Podcaster Guy. Seriously, give me text any day of the week. It’s easier to understand. It’s quicker to digest. It’s also the quietest form of communication, lending itself nicely [...]
A few days after Facebook and MySpace announced their almost similar data portability/open social initiatives, Google followed with the roll out of its ultimate social connectivity/data portability service - the Google Friend Connect. Amidst all the hype and buzz about this new Google service, one could immediately see that it is all about social networking [...]
If our feature on the social networking for the dead and the bereaved either left you feeling creepy or yearning for something more, then TributeTube.com might interest you. Similar to Tribute.com, TributeTube lets you pay homage to your loved ones who have departed this world through the web. And true to its name, TributeTube can [...]
Here’s your chance to have your work published and earn a few bucks at the same time. Be it an e-book, music, videos, photos, spreadsheets, CG files, seminar packages, software, or any file that you can possible upload to YouPublish.com. But the best part is, you can sell whatever you published in YouPublish, or if [...]
We’ve been covering several cool stuff here in Rotorblog, but Viewzi is by far the coolest web stuff we’ve ever covered and you would probably encounter. Search engine purists may not like Viewzi, but for the fun of it, they should give it a try. This is visual search engine at its best - this [...]
Technology is cool and technology is useful. But sometimes it can be bad too. Bad in the sense that it can be used to serve a purpose that displays a little bit of dishonesty. But nonetheless, it serves a personal purpose. That is what PhoneMyPhone is in a nutshell.
Pardon me for yet again another Twitter post. I really can’t help it. Like I always say, Twitter is the wave of web 2.0, social networking and online communication. So, what do we have now? Twitter search engine - Summize.
That may be a bit of an exaggeration for the new feature that Facebook just announced. But hey, that’s just what the new Facebook feature would actually want to do – open up our Facebook account to connect directly to the rest of the Web 2.0 world. So, while we wait for this feature’s [...]
I must admit that when I got an invitation from Zenbe to check out their web mail service, I didn’t gave it much attention as I was busy writing some posts. But when I finally get to look at Zenbe, I couldn’t stop exploring further what the site can offer. And boy was I amazed [...]
For those of you who are such social networking fanatics (like me), monitoring our profiles in several social networking sites could become cumbersome at some time. It would be tedious to logged in to each of these social networks to check updates from our social networking friends. I know some of them have email [...]
Ok, the title of this post maybe a bit confusing as I got a little confused while reading it. To put it in another way, rmbrME is a new mobile service that lets you send social networking request to people you meet just by sending SMS to their mobile phone. By simply texting their mobile [...]
