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Sprred Makes Publishing Web Content Quick and Easy
Uncategorized Sprred is an quick and easy way of publishing content across the web. You can add text and links as well as upload photos and videos. You’ll then get your own Sprred page that you can name yourself. On your page you’ll have separate tabs for each type of content and a homepage that shows your content in a timeline format. The site is broken down as follows. Home Here you’ll find the dashboard where you can manage and publish ...
Continue readingTurn Twitter.com Into a Feature Rich App with MonkeyFly
Uncategorized If you’re someone who hasn’t found the “perfect” Twitter app or just likes to use the Twitter.com websites for tweeting, MonkeyFly may be for you. Don’t let the funny name fool you: MonkeyFly is small browser extension with big, useful features. You can currently use the extension on Firefox (addon, greasemonkey script), Google Chrome (extension, userscript) and Safari (extension). For this review, I’ll be ...
Continue readingCollaborate, Snip and Share Content from Around the Web with Snipi
Uncategorized Snipi is “the smartest way to collect, organize, share and collaborate on your interests by grabbing content from anywhere on the web”. It lets you snip images, videos and products with a simple browser tool. If you happen to use Firefox, you can download a cool toolbar that will let you drag and drop content (within the browser itself) from anywhere on the web. For all other browsers (Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome), there is a ...
Continue readingShow People What You’re Doing With Plixi
Uncategorized Plixi is a photo sharing service for Facebook and Twitter that integrates location and events. So, instead of just telling people what you’re doing, you can also show them. The interesting thing about Plixi is that it used to be TweetPhoto, and has now transformed. The TweetPhoto site is still up so that users will still have access to the photos on that server. You can get started by using either your Facebook or Twitter account to ...
Continue readingCreate Relevant Twitter Connections with Mofollow
Uncategorized Are you looking for relevant people to follow on Twitter? Why not try out Mofollow. It “analyzes your Twitter social graph, finding similarities among individuals you are following”. It will then give you a list of the 100 users most related to you. The search process and displaying of results are both done in real-time. They suggest browsing in another tab until it’s complete. Mofollow lets you sign in via Twitter OAuth. Once ...
Continue readingCascaad – Tailored Social Streams that Match Your Interest
Uncategorized “Cascaad is an interest-centered social hub and networking service that helps you discover and join relevant conversations on the topics that you care about.” With the service you can filter your Twitter stream based on what you like and dislike. New content will then be recommended to you based on your interests. Conversations are also organized into “topic pages” which make them easier to follow. Between the website and ...
Continue readingHootSuite Goes Freemium – Others to Follow?
Uncategorized Yesterday, Web-based Twitter client Hootsuite announced that they are adopting a “freemium” model. The idea is that, though most of their clients will still use the free version of their product, they would offer paid-only features targeted at users with greater needs. Specifically, HootSuite offered a series of professional plans that offer features such as additional RSS feeds to automatically update via your social networks, team ...
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