Where Would You Go If Twitter Disappeared?
I had an awesomesauce conversation with fellow Grand Effect blogger Sarah Perez last night. Twitter came up in the conversation and I asked Sarah, “Where would we go if Twitter was gone?” We debated about this for a while, and I’ve decided to pose the question here on SheGeeks.
Read moreFriendFeed Hand-Wringing
J. Phil talks about role of Twitter, FriendFeed and other social networks for self-promotion, or lack thereof.
Read moreFeedalizr Update Doesn’t Catch Up To Competitors
Feedalizr, the first Friendfeed AIR app to be released, has released an update to their client. However, it’s a bit of a disappointment compared to Alert Thingy (app review), Twhirl (app review), and bTT (app review). Changes Twitter integration Filtering options Comment/Like items The User Experience Sucks Sorry to put it so frankly, but it […]
Read morePut A Spin On Your Lifestream With Dipity
Have you heard of Dipity? I hadn’t either until today. Dipity recently came out of private beta to a full launch last week. What is Dipity? Dipity allows you to create a timeline out of your lifestream. Though some users may glance over the service, it’s really worth a look. It’s not trying to be […]
Read morebTT Friendfeed App Gets A Makeover
bTT is a remake of bTittleTattle, one of the first Friendfeed desktop apps to be released. Developed by Sobees, they’ve taken some huge hints and integrated Twitter into bTT and also made some changes. Improvements Improved UI redesign Font adjustment options Sort by service options Show/Hide comments Twitt It/Friendfeed It No duplicates (yay!) Slideshow […]
Read moreVideo Comments: Fascinating Concept, but it Won’t Take Off
Josh Catone has an awesomesauce post about the cons of integrating video comments into a sites commenting section and a poll asking whether or not you’d like to see it incorporated on ReadWriteWeb. I won’t rehash Catone’s posts, but he outlines some very big cons to adding video comments. TechCrunch was the first to add […]
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