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So I'm pretty much a TALL geek, who loves gadgets and getting early access to software. I do freelance computer repair and web design, while keeping up with the Cowboys and Spurs.
I also write for www.projectspurs.com/blog
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Do you like to know what sort of music, movies, books, and other things your friends like? If so, you have a couple of options for following your friends' interests on the web today. You can either join a social network dedicated to sharing this information (think Goodreads, Flixster, Last.fm) or you can follow your friends on lifestreaming service like FriendFeed where you might happen upon a shared interest somewhere in their stream of updates. A third option would be to only see your friends' interests in context when you were actively viewing a book, movie, album, etc. on ...
I'm not aware of any issues that you should watch out for, but then again I develop primarily on a Mac! Just let us know how it works (or doesn't work) and if you find any SB problems we'll try our darndest to fix them!
Power Twitter, an add-on for Firefox created by Narendra Rocherolle at 83 Degrees, was just released. If you use Twitter and were excited about services like Tweetree, this is something you'll want to add immediately.
Power Twitter moves Twitter Search, inconveniently located on a different subdomain, right into the Twitter site itself. You can also just search a single user's updates from that user's Twitter page.
YouTube, Flickr, and TwitPic links are also added in-line to Twitter messages so you don't have to click off site to see them. This is something competitor Friendfeed does and ...
FreelanceSuite is an online software application that let users manage their clients and projects. The service is specifically suitable for freelancers such as designers, developers, etc. because it will give them a chance to portray a better professional image an eventually increase efficiency. To use the service, you need to get registered. Though the service is not free, the trial version is available for free for two weeks.
One of the important features of the service is Approval System, which allows users to submit their product for a review from their client and get online approval or disapproval. Also users ...
Google put an easter egg in the menu of their iPhone application, but they hid it so well that no one stumbled upon it, so they simply decided to blog about it to reveal the gem.
Venturebeat was first to report and has more screenshots.
If you have the Google Mobile App installed on your iPhone, go to the Settings tab, scroll to the bottom and keep swiping upwards until a secret option dubbed 'Bells and Whistles' appears (this also works in the foreign language versions of the app, and it will stay there once you've found it).
Who knew, but apparently the world’s been clamoring for the sneakers that Marty McFly wore in Back to the Future: Part Two. Shoe collector Mark Kurath finally broke down and hired a professional shoemaker to build his dream kicks. Total cost? $4000.
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