Archive for 'Tools'
iPhone Apps make matching paint colors a Snap!
Posted on 04. Jun, 2009 by admin.
I do a lot of construction and home repair projects, either for myself or for my mom. I’m always building something, repairing, doing a remodel project, or painting some walls. I love it and it’s something I grew up with all my life.
One thing that has always proven to be a hassle is getting a [...]
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iListMicro - Helping Search the Twitter Marketplace
Posted on 13. May, 2009 by admin.
Here’s another great tool that utilizes the power of Twitter. It’s called iListMicro and it offers a powerful semantic search engine for marketplace content on Twitter. iList allows users to search Twitter market data and their engine will match users with the goods that are most relevant using special algorithms that learn from [...]
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Get Sticky with Twitter
Posted on 07. May, 2009 by admin.
For those who feel like your efforts to get people to follow you online just isn’t enough, there’s something new available that’ll help take your Twitter name to the streets. They’re what you call StickyTwits and they will help increase your followers by the thousands! Well, depending on where you place it.
The Stickytwit is simply [...]
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Birdhouse - A Notepad for Twitter
Posted on 23. Apr, 2009 by admin.
Here’s another cool little Twitter based app for your iPhone. It’s called Birdhouse and it’s basically a “notepad” for all your Twitter thoughts. This is the app you need if your mind is always processing thoughts that you feel should be Tweeted, but just aren’t sure about them yet. Birdhouse helps you save those thoughts [...]
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Tweetie for Mac - My new Best friend
Posted on 21. Apr, 2009 by admin.
Last week we found out that Atebits.com, the creators of Tweetie iPhone App, announced that they would be launching the desktop version of Tweetie on April 20th. Since then, we have been anxiously awaiting the brother to the iphone app, appropriately named “Tweetie for Mac“.
Well, to say the least, we were very impressed with [...]
