Posted on Thursday, 18th September 2008 by David Edgeworth
Sometimes simplicity is all you need. There are many sites out there which allow you to upload your location by GPS and display it on your blog. But they all try to incorporate just about every feature under the sun to try and tempt users to sign up. I have been looking for a simple [...]
Tags: Geo-tagging, GPS, Mobile
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Posted on Saturday, 13th September 2008 by Dean Winger
Today I found a very cool web application called Oosah. It is a media storage website. Yes, there are many storage websites out there, but have you ever heard of a free 1TB of storage? Oosah does just that.
At first I thought it was too good to be true, so I decided to register an [...]
Tags: facebook, flickr, Free, Oosah, Picasa, YouTube
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Posted on Monday, 1st September 2008 by David Edgeworth
Location-based social networking is, in the eyes of many, the next big thing the Internet is going to offer. We all should be used to the concept of networking by now, with many of us being members of Facebook, Myspace, Bebo, or maybe all three. We’ve all been able to keep in touch with friends [...]
Tags: social network, zkout
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Posted on Monday, 25th August 2008 by Bull
When a friend of mine told me about SpotJots, I thought to myself “Oh great, another social network to keep track of.” But I quickly found out it’s not just another social network. It’s so much more. Let me tell you all about it.
To start with, I want to tell you that I was an avid Twitter user. I had the Twitter client on my BlackBerry and I updated as much as I could. But there were some annoyances. If I wanted to upload a picture to Twitter, well, I couldn’t. I had to upload it to TwitPic. Granted, the service immediately tweeted a TinyURL for me but I’m sure that’s inconvenient for readers. Same thing goes for videos and audio files as well. Twitter by itself is pretty much text only. I was ready for something new. SpotJots has me covered in that department for sure!
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