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Category Archives: Social Media
All URL Shorteners are Not Equal; Pick a Speedy and Reliable One [URL Hacking]
URL shorteners are great for minimizing URLs in a Twitter message or keeping links clean in an email, but as convenient as they are they do introduce an extra point of failure. WatchMouse, a monitoring organization, highlights the best. More
Posted in Social Media Tagged extra-point, hacking, none-solid, reliability, shorteners, Twitter, url, url hacking, urls Leave a comment
What Features Would You Want from a Google TV? [Ask The Readers]
Now that we've read fairly firm proof that Google's looking to get into the set-top TV market, we're wondering what they'll deliver that's new and unique. YouTube, a semi-decent browser, sure—but what else would you want on your biggest screen? More
Posted in Social Media Tagged ask the readers, askthereaders, biggest, fairly-firm, features, google tv, none-solid, readers, search, television, the-set-top, your-biggest Leave a comment
Make Your Own Mix for Inexpensive Flavored Coffee [Food]
If you like your coffee to taste more like a premium mocha and less like a black cup of joe, this clever take-it-with-you solution will give you lots of great tasting coffee drinks on the cheap. More
Posted in Social Media Tagged black-cup, clever, coffee-drinks, food, great-tasting, hacks, inexpensive, money, none-solid, premium-mocha Leave a comment
Use a Dish Towel to Make Regular Yogurt "Greek" [Food Hacks]
Greek yogurt, as sold in stores, is thick, delicious, dip-making stuff, and it's far from cheap. Make your own at home with plain yogurt, a dish towel, a collander, and a bowl. The only preparation technique is to wait. More
Posted in Social Media Tagged dish-towel, food, food hacks, none-solid, plain-yogurt, regular, regular-yogurt, saving money, your-own Leave a comment
Mozilla Contacts Imports and Auto-Fills Email Addresses in Firefox [Downloads]
Firefox: Mozilla knows we often reach out to our contacts through our browsers. So the Firefox maker has crafted an experimental tool to make, for example, filling out "email this" forms easier by importing contacts directly into your browser. More
Posted in Social Media Tagged browser, browsers, downloads, filling-out, firefox, firefox extensions, forms-easier, imports, mozilla, mozilla-contacts, often-reach, our-contacts Leave a comment
Remains of the Day: 24 Hours of YouTube Every Minute Edition [For What It's Worth]
Google's partners and aims for its set-top box are revealed, young folks' issues with identity theft are studied, Microsoft kinda-sorta lets us play with IE9, and YouTube reaches a staggering milestone of video uploading rates. More
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WeatherBar Integrates Weather Forecasts with the Windows 7 Superbar [Downloads]