Online storage is brilliant for backing up data. It’s even better for sharing data with friends or colleagues. drop.io does it right.
I use the product for saving bits of data that I want to revisit in the future. For example, when I have time, I wanna learn the C programming language. So I created a [...]
I have been playing with Muxtape for a few weeks now, but only today I am satisfied with my first tape.
Cyan had a shower thought about Muxtape: they should let you buy the songs through iTunes or something and give a profit to the artist.
Kinda cool. Beware, my muxtape may not be the kind of [...]
If you want to keep up with the world’s news while you are browsing on Facebook, try the NY Times Quiz.
It’s challenging, and only takes a few minutes. They have five multiple-choice questions that are mostly international.
I have to admit that I have another tab open searching Google News. Most of the time, my guesses [...]
hulu is a free video-on-demand service from NBC Universal and News Corp. It’s still in private beta. For months now, I have been waiting for an invite. I finally got one last week.
First of all, the video quality is damn near HD. And it’s streaming, which is the amazing part. I have seen other streaming [...]
Eleven-year-old is messing around with Google Pages. He likes journalism and understands the value of the web.
Most Facebook apps are annoying. They take up profile space, and they require too much interaction to be fun.
mp3.com’s Music Vote application is a successful app because it’s easy to use, it’s updated daily, and it doesn’t intrude on one’s Facebook experience.
CNET’s Robert Balousek, Jonathan Zuckerman, and Garrick Cheung have put together a simple yet [...]