The Christmas lights have been packed away leaving the house looking bare, the indulgence of the holiday has taken its toll on your waistline and it seems as if the pounds you have put on in weight have been taken directly from your bank account, because you are flat broke. Let’s call a spade a spade, January sucks for you, but not necessarily for your blog. The mixture of having little money and more free time as everyone you know is huddled … [Read more...]
How Dell Provides Tech Support Through Twitter
May 31, 2010 By
Dell, JetBlue, Bank of America, Comcast, Starbucks and quite a few other companies are increasingly using social media channels like Twitter and Facebook to handle user complaints, to gather customer feedback and even for generating sales. If you (the customer) have a problem with something, you no longer have to write an email or make phone calls, just compose a tweet and one of their official representatives on Twitter will probably get back … [Read more...]
Find Twitter Users Near You!
May 28, 2010 By
If you enable location in Twitter, your current geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) are added to your tweets. You may not want to share the exact location of your house in a public tweet for obvious reasons but if you are visiting a new place or attending a local event, these “geo-tagged” tweets can help you quickly find other Twitter users who maybe located in a particular region. Find Twitter Users Nearby There are at least … [Read more...]
Video Demos of Upcoming iPad Apps
March 29, 2010 By
Here are video demos of some upcoming iPad Applications that will be available on the iTunes store when it opens for business on April 3, 2010. All demos have been created using the iPad Simulator and the final product can be a little different. SmartNote (Note Taking iPad App) -- smartNote, like Microsoft OneNote, lets you take notes on your iPad, both handwritten and typed. You can also record audio with your notes. The notes can be exported … [Read more...]
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