Magazines is dead! Long live the magazines!  A new photo-magazine style fashion site has been launched today. Dubbed FlipGloss, this fashion-inspired website features fashion, design, travel and other lifestyle photography culled from around the world.  The site is updated daily and will surely be loved by photography enthusiasts whose calling fall under the said niche.

If you are actively using Google Friend Connect on your respective sites or blogs, you’ll be glad to know that Google has just added a new feature to it which you can implement. The new feature is called Social Bar and it shows basic social functions of Google Friend Connect as a bar that you [...]

If you are not technically inclined, and are looking to start a blog, Kontain might be for you.  For those who find Blogger or Word Press ‘difficult,’ getting started with Kontain is as easy as inputting your e-mail address.
Registered users are entitled to 50 items per entry, 100MB maximum size per file and 250MB total [...]

For those who are still using RSS feed reader Bloglines, you might be interested to know that a native iPhone application is already available at the iTunes Apps Store.  myBloglines is a native iPhone application developed by a third-party and is not in any way related to Ask.com which happens to own Bloglines.  While myBloglines [...]

Question and Answer sites have been around for quite some time now. But despite the its being useful, it is one online niche that has never really received too much attention. So, we can count only a handful of Q&A sites which have managed to live on. Here are five top Q&A [...]

For tech bloggers and writers, a good way of getting publicity for their articles is to have them indexed/featured by tech news aggregator Techmeme. However, compared to other news aggregator, Techmeme is very hard to infiltrate. If your blog doesn’t have that much traffic yet, you won’t get into the Techmeme cloud that easily even [...]

I’ve a tech writing for more than two years now. Although I’ve personally seen minor improvements in my writing, I still don’t see myself as a prolific writer. Hence, when I encountered the new Writer’s Pub I knew immediately I should not join this site. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great community [...]

For those who are already tired of the mindless and pointless updates that you get from your Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites’ friends and contacts, you may want to suggest Plinky to them. Or if you are guilty of such “crime”, you may want to try out Plinky yourself. Plinky is an inspired-content [...]

Twitter is good and nice, but what if  something better comes out? Will you abandon Twitter and start building your microblogging clout all over again? Well, you might as well try the new service first before even thinking of abandoning your Twitter followers. After it didn’t take you overnight to build your current hugh Twitter [...]

Libraries are so long gone with the advent of social media sites catering to books and reading. And that’s coming from a Library Science School graduate like me. Hopefully, my college friends and instructors will not chanced upon this post and crucify me for stating what most librarians refuse to admit. But how can [...]

With the many third-party Twitter applications/plug-ins that are coming out, maybe it’s time to have a Twitter Apps Store. Or at least an online directory of these applications would be more useful. Actually, there are already three that we know of, and the most recent of which to come out is Twitdom – the Twitter [...]

If you’re tired of seeing the same old interface of your Twitter account, you might want to try out Tweetree, a third-party Twitter service which provides you with a new way of reading and looking into updates of your Twitter contacts. Instead of straight-forward one-update per line, Tweetree gives you an alternative tree-like structure which [...]