For the past week, I’ve been debating back and forth on whether to give Twitter a try. What really got me thinking was a riveting post by Marshall Kirkpatrick about Twitter practically paying his rent. He showcases some of Twitter’s greatest strengths and functions that I’ve yet to hear about elsewhere. It’s a really great read. On top of that, I’ve been feeling a little unsatisfied with Jaiku and Pownce for the lack of “activity”. A couple of days later browsing through the awesomely revamped Board X forum, I came across the Twitter thread. Sign? Definitely! After reading that some of my closest online friends are using Twitter, I decided to give it a try.
Read moreIs Mixx the new Digg?
Is Mixx the new Digg?
Read moreMyspace or Facebook Course?
While reading a CNN article about the Facebook course being offered at Stanford, I came across this quote that read “I’d never take a class on Myspace.” I find that to be very interesting, so I pose the question of which class would you take, assuming both were being offered? Myspace or Facebook?
Read moreGoogle Did NOT Get Second Best With Jaiku
This is my opinion on the entire Google snatching up Jaiku debacle. I consider Jaiku to be the better of the two, regardless of the popularity. It’s better. That’s a fact and there’s no denying it. Jaiku has a very loyal fanbase. So, Google isn’t missing out on much by avoiding Twitter. There’s too much […]
Read moreUpgrade WordPress Automatically
I’m glad I caught wind of this! Straight from Scoble’s link blog, I came across an article written by Scott Beale of Laughing Squid about a WordPress plugin that will automatically upgrade WordPress! AWESOMESAUCE! I hate upgrading WordPress. I put it off as long as possible because I always get nervous about it. I can […]
Read moreGet Gmail In Your Facebook Inbox
Fmail is the latest Facebook app to make it’s way through the tech pipelines. You can do just about anything that’d you do in Gmail, through this one application. Awesomesauce! However, Orli Yakuel of Go2Web2 brings up a really interesting point: Though it seem very useful, I would be more comfortable with Fmail if it […]
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