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13 Varied WordPress Plugin Lists To Keep Your Site Happy
Posted on August 9, 2010 | No CommentsThe WordPress phenomenon, to help people easily upload information online, has been a great boon to the internet in recent years. As WordPress is a pretty bare bones content management... -
Apple iPhone 4
Posted on June 8, 2010 | No CommentsAfter tons of leak story talking about the lost iPhone 4G prototype, the iPhone 4G is finally announced yesterday night (1am Singapore Time) at the WWDC 2010. During the keynote, many new features of iPhone OS4 and the new additions to the iPhone has been introduced. The new iPhone has a design which is very different from other iPhones. It is shaped like a rectangle with a straight back. The first thign that will capture your eyes would be the stunning high resolution display it has. 326 pixels per inch, 4 times the pixels than the previous iPhones. It uses a very highly precise lamination of the glass screen. It prevents light from reflecting.\ -
Twitdom – Your Essential Twitter Apps Directory
Posted on May 23, 2010 | No CommentsHave you ever had a dilemma on what Twitter clients to use on your new Macintosh or your iPhone? Well, I had some problems choosing Twitter clients since there are so many out in the market. Twitdom is your essential Twitter applications directory. Twitdom is a database filled with Twitter-related apps, books, desktop clients and services that are available online. When you visit Twitdom, there are quite a few categories that you can choose from. Not a Windows user? Well, they also have a Twitter clients list for Mac and Linux. Also, there are lists of apps for iPhone, Android, J2ME-compatible phones, Blackberry, Sony Ericsson and Nokia. -
Kngine: The Smartest Search Engine Ever?
Posted on April 9, 2010 | No CommentsTouted as "a Web 3.0 Search Engine designed to provide customized meaningful search results", Kngine aspires to be the next leader of the Semantic Web or commonly known as Web 3.0. The Washington-based revolutionary Semantic search engine functions similarly to Wolfram Alpha, but much better (based on my personal opinion). Unlike traditional search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Bing which simply return documents that might contain the answers, Kngine is capable of providing search results that contain a higher degree of relevance to the user's search query. This includes the ability to display Semantic information about keywords, answer the user's questions, or even discover the relationships between the keywords and link the different kind of data together. -
Clever Software Automatically Detects If You’re Smiling, Then Sends Smiley Emotion To Front-Most App
Posted on March 23, 2010 | No Commentsmoticons are a very clever use of standard punctuation marks to express a human emotion in text messages, informal e-mails, and instant messaging conversations between friends, family members or co-workers. However, it's so commonly used in these mediums that we sometimes don't really express it through our facial expressions. Take a look at the comic below, and you'll know. If you would like to enforce honesty or prove your sincerity in your online communication, then you should give Auto Smiley a try! Here's how this ingenious software application works: it automatically detects if you're smiling using your computer's webcam, and then sends the ASCII smiley emotion to the front-most application running. It could be your Windows Live Messenger, GTalk, AIM, e-mail, whatever! -
Clever Tool Tells You The Sleeping Schedule Of Your Twitter Friends
Posted on March 19, 2010 | No CommentsDeveloped by Amit Agarwal from Digital Inspiration, SleepTime.org is a simple yet clever tool that tells you when your favorite Twitter celebrities or friends sleep. This may sound rather creepy but it actually works quite accurately to a certain extent. The system analyzes the past tweets of a user and when he or she stays least active on Twitter. After which, the algorithm will then determine his or her sleeping schedule and display it in a sleep chart. However, the results won't be accurate if you only publishes a few tweets a day. Another likely reason for your sleep chart to appear way off the mark is due to the settings of your time zone. You've to specify the correct time zone in your Twitter account settings. -
5 Clever Tools To Shorten Your Tweets
Posted on March 18, 2010 | No CommentsSometimes we simply can't squeeze every word we would like to convey in a single tweet, all thanks to Twitter's 140-character limit. But you can't blame the micro-blogging service. Originally, Twitter had no character limit and several issues were aroused. For example, users tend to compose tweets of over 160 characters (the default SMS carrier limit). As a result, they were split into multiple posts which didn’t look too good. To resolve the issue, Biz Stone & Co. then decided on implementing the 140-character limit, whereby 20 characters are reserved for your username. So if you're looking for ways to shorten your tweets, I've compiled a list of "5 Clever Tools To Shorten Your Tweet". They will come in handy when necessary. -
TagCK: A Wonderful Blog Widget Which Is Designed By Me
Posted on February 15, 2009 | No CommentsMaybe you have noticed that I always write one post per day but yesterday I’ve skipped. Well, actually recently, I am busy developing a blog widget called TagCK. It functions...
