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If Twitter’s continued downtime has been annoying you, and Friendfeed too complicated for your needs, you might want to try Microblogr instead for your microblogging needs. Though it somewhat differs from Twitter’s interface, purpose is basically the same, to post updates about what’s going on your life and share with friends and other members of the site. Continue reading the story called Tired of Twitter? Try Microblogr for a Change

It was only a couple of months ago when we covered lifestreaming service Friendfeed. Since then, it has gradually emerged as a top web 2.0 service that caters to everyone’s lifestreaming needs. Friendfeed continues to shower us with useful features that make our web life simpler, easier to manage and aggregate. The most recent of these features is the Friendfeed’s Room. Continue reading the story called Friendfeed kicks out Room feature

Scientific American believes that the average U.S. household will have over a terabyte of data saved by 2010.  As the number of photos, videos, music and documents we save increases, it has become increasingly difficult to manage.  Don’t let the digital age turn into a digital nightmare, PutPlace wants to make sure you keep tabs on everything. Continue reading the story called Organize Digital Data in One Central Location

Despite public feuds with Bill O’Reilly and Oprah Winfrey, Christopher Brian Bridges aka Ludacris, has carved out a very successful career for himself.  The Grammy-award winning rapper has transitioned to the big screen and has even hosted Saturday Night Live.

No media empire would be complete without an authoritative online presence, and Luda is hoping that his new endeavor WeMix will be the jewel in his crown. Continue reading the story called Ludacris Launches WeMix, Revolutionary Music Website

I love the candy-like logo as much as I love what GamePie has to offer for us Facebook users. A nifty application that would let us find out what are the cool video games available, which one to avoid, and which one would eat up our sleeping time. I use to have this problem during my Playstation gaming days - that is, buying games which turned out to be boring and ending up finishing just half-way through the game. Hopefully, GamePie could help us out fellow video gamers on Facebook. Continue reading the story called Know what cool video games to play next via Gamepie Facebook App

BeenUp2 is probably the most easiest way to share photos and videos between your friends almost instantly. I like the idea because it is simple and quick as Twitter and let’s you to communicate with your friends by showing them all the unique moments in your life.

You can upload your photos from your mobile phone or computer with couple simple actions. It is really easy and if you are already using some of the web 2.0 blogging/microblogging services you will find BeenUp2 very familiar in functionality.

How I said before there are several ways how to share your photos:

- Send via e-mail from your mobile phone

- Send via e-mail from your computer

- Upload through the photo uploader

Together with sharing and commenting you will find there also more interesting features like placing photos on the map which adds another dimension of displaying content.

So, if you love to capture all the interesting moments with your mobile phone - why not to share them with your friends?

With the current state of the economy, mobile charges have been a burden to many but they can’t just forego this necessity just because of rising mobile cost. It’s a good thing that some geeks and programmers have continously graced the web with nifty applications that aids individuals with every possible aspects of their lives. Continue reading the story called Virgin Mobile’s Fund My Phone goes to Facebook

Jajah has definitely emerged as one of the world’s innovative global communication service company despite being fairly new in the business. I’ve been reading a lot of press hype here and there covering Jajah for the past couple of months. The most recent of which is the integration of MobileTribe, a service-based application that gives people access to their online social network through their mobile phones.
Continue reading the story called JaJah and MobileTribe team up to connect 300 million people

Asia’s no.1 social network (yes dear readers, it’s not MySpace or Facebook) just announced its new mobile site accessible at m.friendster.com. Friendster maybe a bit late in coming out with this mobile feature, but as the saying goes, better late than never. And what an opportune time to launch its mobile site indeed, as mobile internet is gradually gaining grounds in Asian countries. Continue reading the story called Friendster goes mobile

My relationship with Netflix has blossomed over the years. We started out like most relationships: hot and heavy. Then out of nowhere, Blockbuster Online entered the room, looking hot and smelling nice. So I dumped Netflix…only to crawl back several months later. Continue reading the story called Netflix Comes Home, Literally

The mothers, mommy, work-at-home moms niche social networks gets even bigger with the addition of another social network geared for our dearly beloved mothers. Let’s all welcome Mom’sCrowd, a new parent social networking site that offers mommy’s with community building tools, video messaging, forums and more. Continue reading the story called Mom’sCrowd adds up to the mommy niche social networks

If if you followed 1.7 million Twitter users, you wouldn’t really have much time left to do anything else. Not to mention, even the best Twitter users have an off day. What if you could follow the best of Twitter in one location? Continue reading the story called The Best of Twitter On One Page