About a week ago social media guru and online marketer Chris Brogan blogged about dozens of online resources in several different categories including information, web-based work, mobile apps and several others.
I’ve found myself going back to the list several times in order to explore some of the sites and to discover some new tools. From [...]
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Ever wanted to take a picture of something spectacular – the Lincoln Memorial, Michelangelo’s David, or the like – only to have tourists milling around in the frame?
If you’re reasonably competent with Photoshop you can probably remove them, but what about the rest of us?? Look no further than Tourist Remover from snapmania.
The first time [...]
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Wondershare’s PPT to Blackberry software enables you to convert any PowerPoint presentation to an AVI video which is viewable on your Blackberry.
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From the site:.
Benefits of putting PowerPoint presentations on BlackBerry
1. WOW your audience by pulling out an BlackBerry to make the presentation
2. Review your pre-presentation work even when you are on vacation without laptop
3. Offer the [...]
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I’ve mentioned once or twice in the last several weeks, in the context of traveling light, my interest in a mini-laptop, specifically mentioning the Asus units.
Complicating the picture a bit is Dell’s release of their entry – the Inspiron Mini 9 – into this growing segment. LIke the Asus units, the Mini 9 features a [...]
If you’re in the market for an iPod, you may want to wait a few weeks… edit: see comment and link below – the new line has been launched!
Digg founder Kevin Rose recently blogged about impending changes to the iPod line in terms of features and pricing, and the new line up was released this [...]
Very interesting article about the rivalry between Engadget & Gizmodo which ultimately shows the power and influence of some blogs…
read the entire Wired story here
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Super Functionality – FREE!
Picnik is a free, fully featured online photo editor. You can upload images from your computer, pull them from Flickr, Facebook, MySpace, Photobucket, web pages, and others. Once your image is uploaded, you can:
Crop
Autofix
Rotate
Resize
Adjust: exposure, contrast, sharpness, color saturation and temperature
Fix redeye
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Check out hott notes – a free sticky (Post-it®-styled) note reminder program for your desktop. “Not only can you post sticky note reminders, you can make checklists, set alarms, draw on your notes, and archive.”
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In a matter of moments you can make a favorite web site – including my.msn or iGoogle – your Startup Page in Microsoft Outlook 2003 or 2007. Just follow these 5 simple steps:
1. Create a new folder anywhere in the folder tree (File/New Folder or just right click on your In Box folder and select [...]
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Roboform is a nifty password manager that enables you to log on to sites, filling in your user name and password, with a single click; online forms are completed just as easily. RoboForm was named PC Magazine Editor’s Choice, and CNET Download.com’s Software of the Year. Click Here for PC Magazine’s review. I’ve used Roboform [...]
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CrackBerry addicts, are you ready to take your BlackBerry to the next level? In this list, you’ll find some of the most awesome tips, hacks, how-tos and guides for the BlackBerry, making it easy for just about anyone to become a power user. From insideCRM.com
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This post from blogger Adam Wright is a straightforward How-To which shows you step by step how to utilize Outlook’s rules to organize your emails.
Following Adam’s instructions, I created several rules which enable me to send certain message types into several “Favorite” folders (see screenshot on the next page; these folders appear at the upper [...]
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