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HOW TO: Follow the US Open with Social Media
It’s US Open time in New York, which means tennis fever has officially hit the city that never sleeps. As the final major tournament in professional tennis, the US Open always draws a healthy audience, nationally and abroad. Maybe you’ve been waiting for the US Open tennis tournament since Wimbledon ended in July.
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged espn, features, list, live-stream, roommate, Social Media, sports, sports lists, streaming, Twitter, youtube | Leave a comment
8 Free BlackBerry Games Worth Downloading
It has probably happened to you. You download a free BlackBerry game, full of so much hope and promise, only to discover that it was a waste of time and disk space. “At least it was free,” you tell yourself. This is an especially common experience for BlackBerry owners
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged black, blackberry games, game, games, list, oregon-trail, par 72 golf lite, sudoku, tools, traffic | Leave a comment
27 Essential Social Media Resources You May Have Missed
A new Digg , a new school year, and a new weekly roundup of essential resources. In case you were too busy buying pencils and calculators for yourself or a young ‘un, we’ve pulled together our top posts from the past week or so. Check out our updates on Digg, or our infographic on the state of the Geosocial Universe in Social Media. Tech’s your thing?
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged business lists, Design, features, features week in review, history, list, media, mobile, small business, Technology | Leave a comment
20 Cool Twitter Accounts for Daily Fun and Inspiration [PICS]
Twitter is an ever-expanding source of fascinating information. More than just news and updates, there is also another, more fun side of Twitter that is sometimes overlooked. You can use the real-time micro-blogging service to get a daily dose of education, entertainment, or something in between. Whether you want to expand your vocab, discover new music, be inspired, or just view a cute bunny on a daily basis, Twitter can help
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged Design, fitness, mapping, media, music, social, Social Media, Twitter, universe, video-game | Leave a comment
Mashable Weekend Recap: 16 Stories You May Have Missed
We hope you had a great weekend and that you have an even better work week. To help you get into the swing of things, we’ve assembled 16 helpful or entertaining stories from Saturday and Sunday to help you start your Monday on a strong information foundation. The big news this week was the rape accusations made against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Google launched some sweet new tools, Chatroulette went down to prepare for a re-launch and Posterous added some neat design features. Thanks for reading! News Essentials Apple Files for Patent to Disable Jailbroken iPhones You Can’t Block Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook Google Tests New Feature: Search As You Type [VIDEO] WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Accused of Rape [UPDATED] “Mafia Wars” Viral Marketing Angers San Francisco City Hall WikiLeaks Founder Calls Rape Accusations a “Smear Campaign” Posterous Redesign Highlights Ways to Share Beyond E-mail Chatroulette Down: New Version Launches Tomorrow Helpful Resources HOW TO: Undo “Send” in Gmail 7 Cool Chrome Extensions for Twitter 10 Tips For Aspiring Community Managers Beyond Foursquare: 5 Location-Based Apps for Your Small Business Top 10 Twitter Trends This Week [CHART] Facebook Questions: A New Opportunity for Small Business?
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged business, chrome, Design, Facebook, facebook-questions, iphone, leisure, location, music, social, social media lists, video, video games | Leave a comment
Rank’em is a Crowd-Sourced Artist Ranking Service [Music]
Rank'em distinguishes itself from other music ranking sites by focusing on individual artists' catalogs. You can't rank and compare Rush against Yes, but you can look at and rank their individual discographies against themselves. More
Posted in Social Media | Also tagged comparison, individual, music, none-solid, other-music, ranking-sites, search | Leave a comment
10 Useful iPhone Keyboard Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks
Whether you’ve taken to the iPhone’s touchscreen keyboard like a duck to water, or are more of a one-finger-at-a-time typist, there are plenty of shortcuts, tips and tricks that can improve your iTyping experience. Here, we’ve rounded up ten useful ways to be faster and more productive with your iPhone’s keyboard. We hope these tricks are handy for anyone new to the platform, or those who have not had the time to really experiment. Ranging from basic how-tos to more advanced trickery, have a read of our ten tips below, and do share any keyboard-, language- or other text entry-related hints you’ve discovered on your iDevice in the comments
Posted in Mashable | Also tagged Design, dictionary, japanese, Mashable, mobile lists, shortcuts, tricks, user | Leave a comment
5 Useful Facebook Trend and Search Services
As the world’s largest social network, Facebook is a fascinating place to find out what’s hot, what’s news, and discover the latest meme. Despite recent improvements, Facebook’s in-site search doesn’t necessarily offer the best way to see such data. However, there are various services that provide a dedicated way to either search Facebook’s 500 million-strong data stream (at least what’s made public), or see what’s “trending” on the site in a way that’s similar to Twitter . While we can’t overlook the fact that search engines like Google and Bing have begun offering “social search,” we think the five services listed below offer a more useful way to find out what people are saying about a particular topic, or even find out what’s being “Liked” in your social circle. 1
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10 Essential Free E-Books for Web Designers
While many may still prefer print for long-form reading, e-books are gaining popularity as a worthy digital alternative. Aside from all the usual benefits of digitizing a book (faster searches, less page-flipping, linked pages, additional resources, etc.), e-books are a huge help to digital and online professionals. There are now e-books available on almost every aspect of design, from planning your business and managing your time, to designing web applications. This post highlights 10 of the best free e-books for designers, with selections available as PDFs or in HTML. Whether they’re meant to inspire or educate, let us know if you can recommend any other free e-books aimed at designers in the comments below
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HOW TO: Track Hurricane Earl Online