Tech Week in Review 11-20-09
Posted by rahsheen
Adobe AIR 2 Overhaul; Running for the Border? There’s an App for That; Twitter Goes From “What are you doing?” to “What’s Happening?”; “Unfriend” Becomes the Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year.
Read MoreMicrosoft Cuts your Startup’s Costs with Azure
Posted by rahsheen
Ever since it’s launch a year ago, Microsoft BizSpark has been doing very well at helping startups become successful. They have been focused on helping startups accelerate their software development process and provided access to business resources and mentorship. They have accomplished this by not only providing the technical resources necessary for success, but by [...]
Read MoreListerine Makes Twitter Lists Manageable
Posted by rahsheen
Listerine is a web application that will help you organize and manage your shiny new Twitter lists. As I’ve said before in regards to Twitter clients that have implemented groups: You have to have an easy method to manage lists/groups to actually make them useful. It’s great that Twitter has added lists, but they don’t allow you to manage these lists effectively. The only way to add people to a list is to visit their profile. If you follow hundreds or thousands of people, the time spent putting them into lists in this manner probably negates any benefit you would get from them.
Read MoreTuberadio, iTunes meets Youtube meets Spotify
Posted by rahsheen
Tuberadio is a music player for the web that uses YouTube as it’s library. This means you have access to millions of songs and videos from one simple interface. This is just the beginning of what Tuberadio can do, though. With the ability to save and share playlists and pretty much locate any song you want for free, it’s an awesome tool for people tied to their computers all day.
Read MoreTech Week in Review 11-13-09
Posted by rahsheen
Google Launches It’s Own Systems Programming Language Dubbed ‘Go’, @ShitMyDadSays Inks TV Deal with CBS, Razorfish Survey Shows How People Interact with Brands in Social Media, and Photo Tagger Alerts You When People Put Your Face on the Web.
Read More
