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Friday, January 15th, 2010(NOTE: I am back from CES! It was an amazing time as well as a super geeky time. You can find all my coverage here, and pictures here.)
I had a flash of inspiration last night. I noticed that, while building websites, I was uploading the same things over and over, so I created something for everyone to [...]
Tracking your Tweets
Friday, January 15th, 2010There is no denying how big of a role Social Media has taken up in our lives. Along the way, the need for url shortners and tracking have grown higher. Since there are only so many characters one can use in Twitter for instance, people have reverted to url shortners. Some shortners worth checking out [...]
MobileMe Gallery for iPhone
Thursday, January 14th, 2010Apple launched its fifth first party app today. The MobileMe Gallery for iPhone is an app that essentially allows you to log into your MobileMe account and view within a gallery your albums uploaded to your account. You can view, email, and access photos previously seen while offline. Like all other Apple software the interface [...]
Backup your online Accounts
Monday, January 11th, 2010I have a tendency to worry about losing information and data on my online accounts. A co-worker of mine brought to my attention an online service that has the ability to backup all my online accounts. After doing my homework, I came to the conclusion that it is secure, user-friendly and free of charge throughout [...]
Ask questions
Sunday, January 10th, 2010Asking questions to your connections, fans, and followers on social media is a great way to increase engagement by creating some easy conversation starters. I recently posted a question on my Facebook profile and my Twitter account asking people what their first job was, how old they were, and what they learned. Unexpectedly, my question [...]
Why the Nexus One IS NOT an iPhone Killer
Thursday, January 7th, 2010As many of you know, Google held an event last Tuesday announcing the Nexus One. By then, almost everyone knew the phone’s specifications from the numerous leaks. The only surprise I learnt is the fact that it will be sold on Verizon Wireless in the near future. Here is a quick rundown on the specifications;
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Live from CES!
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010I will be reporting live from the Consumer Electronics Show for the next four days, covering new, cool and exciting news!
You can follow my updates on Twitter, the CES page of my website, or my lifestream page, where it will all get aggregated with the pictures that I will be taking.
If there is anything that [...]
Facebook Crowdsources Moderation
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010Facebook has released its Community Council application to a select few with permission to moderate material flagged as objectionable. Facebook hasn’t commented on the application, which currently requires an invitation to install on your account. Eyewitness accounts of the application describe a version of the existing moderation tools which has been made available to the [...]
Social Media Spotlight part 2: Alicia Keys’ Keep A Child Alive foundation
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010Continuing from where I left off with last week’s Social Media Spotlight post, I would like to highlight a few of the different ways Keep A Child Alive uses social media. Depending on the responses I receive, I may go in-depth on each of these in my next blog post.
Website:
You will notice that Keep A [...]
Apple – About to Change the World Again?
Thursday, December 31st, 2009It has become official that Apple will hold an event on January 26th. It is said the event will focus on “the mobile space.” No further details have been provided. Many have been foaming at the mouth for a tablet like device from Apple for years. It seems this dream might finally come to fruition [...]
