5 New Social Music Apps Beyond iTunes and Pandora
This is a guest post by Alison McCarthy, a Brooklyn-based writer who focuses on the intersection of music, technology, and community. She’s a second-year graduate student of Media, Culture, and Communication at New York University, and currently writes for Hypebot.com. Be sure to follow her on Twitter at @aliiimac. In less than a decade, iTunes, YouTube, Pandora, […]
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Tweetbot for iPhone: A Refreshing New Twitter App
If you haven’t heard about Tweetbot by now, you either don’t own an iPhone or have no iPhone friends. Tweetbot is a Twitter client for iPhone that, visually, is refreshing to see in the Apple App Store. It trended on Twitter shortly after its release last night and as of today is sitting at #4 […]
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Conversations with Corvida: See Your iPhone Battery Percentage
It’s amazing how many little things are hidden in our smartphones today. Previously, you knew were nearly every feature was because they only existed in the Settings menu. In recent years the Settings menu has grown tremendously to accommodate the powerful capabilities of today’s smartphones. Many new features and functionality are being added rapidly and […]
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Firefox 4 Review: Good Enough To Leave Google Chrome?
It’s been a while since I’ve mentioned Firefox on SheGeeks. I stopped using Firefox in 2009 because of poor performance and memory leaks. Firefox 3.4 is the last version I used before switching to Google Chrome. I haven’t looked back. Now Firefox 4 is officially out and it’s a major revamp for the Firefox browser. […]
Read moreConversations With Corvida: Adria Richards Talks YouTube Partner Program
I’m back with another round of Conversations with Corvida. Today, we have Adria Richards (@adriarichards) in front of the camera. I ran into Adria in the lobby of the Hilton at SxSW and naturally the conversation turned toward technology. Video is a huge area that I’ve watched Adria put a lot of energy into (Adria’s […]
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Twitter Web Intents and How Bloggers Can Use Them
Announced on Twitter’s Developer site, Web Intents are Twitter’s way of making tweets more interactive on other platforms. What does this mean for you? The next time you visit an article with a tweet in it, you might be able to interact with that tweet without leaving the blog. This one Twitter feature that bloggers and the […]
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