Seesmic and Sobees Finally Join The Browser-Based Twitter Game
by rahsheen
I have been pretty much advocating web-based Twitter clients over their resource-hogging counter-parts for quite a while now, so I was pretty intrigued by the news that Sobees and Seesmic have both released browser-based clients. Most of the popular desktop clients for Twitter and other social media services use Adobe AIR, which takes resource usage to a whole different level.
Read MoreGetting Started with PeopleBrowsr
by rahsheen
We recently covered PeopleBrowsr and described the 3 levels of service they offer. I’m going to walk you through a few options I use in setting up PeopleBrowsr’s advanced mode to help keep an eye on what’s important to you. The first thing you want to do is fire up PeopleBrowsr. You can login with [...]
Read MoreUnify Your Online Activity with PeopleBrowsr
by rahsheen
Back in December, we talked about PeopleBrowser which was then Alpha 0.7. Now, with their new Alpha 0.999j release and open beta status, PeopleBrowsr is trying to take their service to the public. I have to say that it looks a looks a little better than it did almost half a year ago. The interface [...]
Read MorePeopleBrowsr Brings Power to Twitter and Others
by rahsheen
PeopleBrowsr is a new service, currently Alpha 0.692, that aims to tie your social networks and profiles together. You can view all your data from your networks in one place. Simply sign in with your Twitter account and add your other logins once you get in. Services currently supported include: Flickr, FriendFeed, Identi.ca, Seesmic, Twitter, [...]
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