Just making sure wordbooker is posting to my facebook account.
What is wordbooker?
It allow cross-pollination of your posts and comments from your wordpress powered blog to your facebook account.
Post To your Wall via your website's blog.
Basically this post is a test.
If you use facebook and/or twiiter YOU NEED TO READ OR WATCH THIS. 26 mins for both videos. It's worth it.
It was on the way a year ago, the next evolution to interacting socially through your browser. Enter RockMelt.
RockMelt builds in support for social networks and news/information sites in the form of left and right margin toolbars that alert users any time there's new content to consume. At this beta launch, support for Facebook and Twitter is built in, and you'll even have to log in using your Facebook credentials to start using the browser. This also means anywhere you run RockMelt, your settings and alert statuses will be synced via the cloud.
Full Article Here
A brief Video Demo
How will this change your life, our Internet lives, our social lives….it works through the cloud!
meaning..your social web is now on the go..everywhere you choose.
This is my first post to my blog using my new smart phone. Droid X. Mostly a test to see how simple it is to do.
Really simple is my verdict.
Using the swype feature to type makes it smooth and quick. Pic taken with phone also.
Posted from Android
I would like to thank Thomas Price of S.H.E Works for pointing out what appears as a new breakthough for Facebook on the mobile platform. Just filmed yesterday so this is hot off the Digital presses!
Thomas is active in the Eugene/Lane County Area and is one of my goto people when it comes to mobile and social networking.
If you have the hour to learn what great breakthoughs are happening at FB and mobile watch the video below.
And shoot a Thank you over to Thomas on Facebook.
As many of you know I am gmail advocate.
So if you find yourself wanting more that what Hotmail has to offer, or you are already using other google applications and you have been looking for a way to make the transition I found this great blog posting on how to do just that.
Right Here
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Have you heard the news about calling your facebook friends for “free”?
Well that is now a possibility if you have 2 of 3 elements, which are common place in todays 1st world countries
1) An iPhone
or
2) An Android based phone
And
3) A Facebook account (with friends)
Next head on over to your iStore or Android Marketplace and look for the Vontage application.
The app is a mobile client allowing iPhone and Android users to make VoIP calls for free, as long as they’re calling a Facebook friend.
Here’s where I learned this -_-
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to roll out sophisticated electronic ID tags to track individual pairs of jeans and underwear, the first step in a system that advocates say better controls inventory but some critics say raises privacy concerns.
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I wonder how much people think their lives are private. We openly post our information on the web, speak of them in circles of friends, pay with digital monies, pay bills and file taxes…our whole lives are scattered all over the place…but yeah..my pants?
Side Note: I am not a wal-mart shopper. It’s been years since I stepped foot in one, but this issue goes deeper than Wally-World. They are merely an excellent distribution outlet.
The JavaScript engine in Google’s Android 2.2 running on a Nexus One phone soundly spanks Apple’s iOS 4 incarnation running on an iPhone 4.
When running the industry-standard SunSpider benchmark (which you can run here), Android 2.2 was nearly twice as fast as Apple’s offering.
And learn more About Mozilla’s FireFox 4….not as fast as Chrome 5 or Safari 5, but the addons are so popular that speed isn’t everything.
Google has the power to not only remove applications from users’ Android phones, but remotely install them as well.
Last week, Google told the world it had exercised its Android “Remote Application Removal Feature,” reaching out over the airwaves and lifting two applications from citizen handsets, and as pointed out by the man who built this pair of vanished applications – security researcher Jon Oberheide – the company can use the same persistent handset connection to install applications as well.
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