Mosoto Web Service Review
Mosoto an alpha web service built on top of Facebook, will be the next biggest reason for people to continuously become Facebook addicts. “Share.Chat.Discover.” is their motto and that’s exactly what they allow you to do utilizing Facebook’s API’s. You can share music files, movies, and photo’s with any of your facebook friends, chat with […]
Read moreSmorty – Blog for Money
Smorty is a blog advertising service, where you can get paid to blog about your opinions about a service and link back to the advertisers. This happens to be my first post from Smorty and I’ll be blogging about the Smorty service. So far, the service is very nice, intuitive, and easy. When you log […]
Read moreFacebook Reloaded Review
The Facebook web service, has received a face lift. The new design expands all through the site, even the login page. The new design is not very drastic or even very eye catching, but it will make using the site a lot easier! The layout seems a lot less cluttered. When I logged into my […]
Read moreDegraeve Color Palette Generator Review
The color palette generator at degraeve.com is unique and cool service. What it accomplishes is creating a color palette for any picture that you specify a link to. I used the header for my Virb profile. I think it did a pretty decent job of creating a palette of colors to use. In fact, I […]
Read moreCluztr Web Service & Software
If you like using Reko, the firefox based addon that tracks your website history and displays users with similar web browsing patterns, then Cluztr may be better for you. I’ve tested Reko and didn’t like it one bit. The entire profile page needs some serious redesigning and none of my “neighbors” matched my own surfing […]
Read moreOpera Revisited
Right now, I’m downloading Opera 9.2 thanks to this article from Life Hacker. A few months ago, Opera was my main browser because of its speed. There was no denying that it was faster than both Firefox and IE when it came to loading webpages and even starting up. Unfortunately (or not), I switched back […]
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