Continuing our coverage of recent developments in the FriendFeed camp, we just found out that finally the lifestreaming service is introducing some set of easy-to-embed widgets which we can all use easily in our respective sites/blogs. Although some of the contents of these widgets can already be done using RSS the FriendFeed’s official widgets is [...]
Fans and loyal users of Google’s free blog hosting site Blogger.com aka Blogspot.com would be glad to know that they can now add those nifty iGoogle Gadgets on the sidebar of their respective blogs. Yes folks, you can now embed various useful widgets and start giving your blog readers more important information and tidbits delivered [...]
Although Open Salon has been beta testing its site for several months now, with around 1,500 selected beta testers, it is only now the the blogging site is opening its door to the public. What makes Open Salon different from all the other free-hosted blogging services is the fact that it’s site features blog posts [...]
Twitter has had some nice and not so nice share of publicities lately. The downtime continous although it has become minimal the past few days. On the good news side, Twitter has once again proven that it has been a pretty useful online communication tool, especially when chips are down during the South California earthquake. [...]
Finally, after teasing its loyal users with a new design and interface, social bookmarking site previously known as Del.icio.us, has made its changes official. And it even comes with a new domain name, it is now known as Delicious.com minus the excess dots of the previous site. The old site still works and will point [...]
Of course, we all know MyBlogLog right? The Yahoo blog aggregator that works something like Digg in terms of the following/followers features? All has been quiet from MyBlogLog for the past couple of months until now. The site has just introduced a new design primarily its the green theme getting a lighter treatment.
Blogger.com and WordPress.com are both great platform for creating your online presence either through text, photo gallery or video blogs. But in order to make your blogs/sites as colorful and as good looking as you, you have to tweak some settings and layouts. Of course you can always be contented with the default templates of [...]
Look who’s joining the US election party? The social blog directory BlogCatalog has just announced its own Political Channel which aggregates the US Presidentiable debate, builds like minded communities and engages millions of members in the political process.
If you’ve always wanted to create a version of your blog or website which is suitable for mobile browsing, MoFuse is offering you a faster and quicker way using a friendly interface which even the most novice content publisher can do. What was previously a paid service is not a free-for-all service which anyone can [...]
It’s wouldn’t be hard to understand what new startup Identi.ca is all about. It’s a simple microblogging service in the likes of Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce and the others. But what makes Identi.ca different from the Microblogging lot is its use of Open Network Service.
We still remember Digg, right? Well, finally after a long drought in new features and functionality, one of the most social bookmarking/recommendation site has finally introduced a new feature. And this happen to have a social networking relevant. So, let’s all welcome Digg’s Recommendation Engine.
Much as we love Friendfeed for making us aggregate our online lifestream, we are always in a constant lookout for something new. It may or may not be a better service, but still if we find it interesting enough that we think you should know about, we love to feature them here in Rotorblog. So, [...]
