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Category Archives: Web 2.0
Organising yourself with Evernote
Evernote is a nice little app that I have mentioned a couple of times before. It’s a note taking and organising tool, which exists in three main forms: a website, a desktop application for your computer, and an iPhone app. … Continue reading
Google goes for Twitter
Google Buzz is the search engine giant’s latest attempt to get social to work within its suite of applications. Strangely, while we use Google’s stuff for all sorts of things, from searching to email to RSS aggregation to document editing, … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Twittering, Web 2.0
Tagged buzz, google, microblogging, status updates, twitter
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2009′s top tech
Here’s a quick roundup of some things I’ve really started to get some use out of in 2009. Not necessarily services that were new to the last 12 months, but ones which became a vital part of my toolkit. You’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Software, Web 2.0
Tagged services, Social Media, technology, tools, web 2.0, websites
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Feedable
Feedable is a nice online news aggregator. As well as having your own feeds, it also provides information on hot topics of conversation in a variety of subjects. Thanks to Steve Rubel for pointing it out. Tags: feedable, steve+rubel
Posted in RSS, Web 2.0
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