by Arnold Zafra
If you’re more of a FriendFeed rather than a Twitter user, you might find FeedStats an intersting analytics tool for your FriendFeed account activities. Twitter users would immediately notice that FeedStats is similar to the Twitter visualization tool TweetStats. [Read more…] about FeedStats is TweetStats for FriendFeed
Originally posted on May 27, 2009 @ 12:48 pm
by Arnold Zafra
I’ve been reading some online coverage about this new way to earn money online just by uploading documents called DocCash. So, I decided to check it out and found out that its a program launched by Docstoc – a document sharing site similar to Scribd. And DocCash is using Google AdSense revenue sharing scheme to let you earn from the documents you upload on Docstoc. [Read more…] about DocCash Lets You Earn Money by Uploading Documents
Originally posted on May 14, 2009 @ 9:31 pm
by Arnold Zafra
For the Twitter folks, it was nothing but a small settings update, but for Twitter users it was definitely a big issue if you have to take into account the buzz that it has created in the “twittersphere”. If you’re a heavy Twitter user you’d know that I’m talking about the “small settings update” done by Twitter which disabled notification sent to your Twitter account from people you don’t follow. [Read more…] about Twitter’s Small Settings Update Creates a Big Fuzz
Originally posted on May 13, 2009 @ 9:59 am
by Arnold Zafra
So you think you knew everything about Peer to Peer’s BitTorrent? Well, there might be some more important information that you thought you knew but actually still don’t know yet. Unfortunately not knowing those information might lead you to a frustrating BitTorrent experience. Fortunately for all of us (yes that includes me), there is now The Big Book of BitTorrent: The Torrent Guide for Everyone. [Read more…] about The Big Book of BitTorrent Tells Everything You Should Know and More
Originally posted on April 27, 2009 @ 12:15 pm
by Arnold Zafra
After rolling out its new Digg Toolbar which received quite some apprehension from critics, the Digg blog is announcing that the site’s search tool has just been improved, to put it in David Burka’s words -it is now 99.987% less sucks. [Read more…] about Digg Launches a Better Search Facility
Originally posted on April 10, 2009 @ 10:29 pm
by Arnold Zafra
Google has been pretty busy this week, despite the recently announced layoffs of around 200 Googlers. For those who are not affected by Google’s labor downsizing, life goes on at Google and its products and services. This week, we’ve discovered 7 new features of six Google major products and services. All seven of these new features aim to enhance user experience and activity while using those six products and service. So, here 7 new features of 6 Google products and services. [Read more…] about 7 New Features of 6 Google Products and Services
Originally posted on March 28, 2009 @ 7:05 am
