Twitter or Facebook. Budweiser Light or Miller Lite? Which is better for your particular business or entrepreneurial Social Media Internet marketing strategy? Okay, so maybe Bud or Miller can't directly benefit you unless you need them to be able to stomach this article? While there's no doubt that Facebook, Twitter, or both can directly reap big benefits for your Social Media Internet marketing strategies. The bigger question is which one and why?
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samedi 6 mars 2010
mardi 23 février 2010
...DROPBOX...
Have you heard about "Dropbox"?
Dropbox is software that syncs your files online and across your computers.

Dropbox is software that syncs your files online and across your computers.

Put your files into your Dropbox on one computer, and they'll be instantly available on any of your other computers that you've installed Dropbox on (Windows, Mac, and Linux too!) Because a copy of your files are stored on Dropbox's secure servers, you can also access them from any computer or mobile device using the Dropbox website.
Libellés :
back up,
Design Thinking,
Dropbox,
online,
storage
lundi 22 février 2010
Google Buzz "Follow up"
Man, things are moving fast for Google Buzz!
In 4 days people has created buttons, Browser plugins, and now this - A nice looking desktop client based on Adobe AIR.
Unfortunately, the only cool thing about it, is the interface. GBD (Google Buzz Desktop) emulates the iPhone so it is like having the mobile version on your desktop. The client updated every 2 minutes, but without notifications it's quite useless. Also, there's no geolocation support - so basically you can do the same and more from your Gmail.
Here are some screenshots - If you wish to try it yourself, click here to download.
In 4 days people has created buttons, Browser plugins, and now this - A nice looking desktop client based on Adobe AIR.
Unfortunately, the only cool thing about it, is the interface. GBD (Google Buzz Desktop) emulates the iPhone so it is like having the mobile version on your desktop. The client updated every 2 minutes, but without notifications it's quite useless. Also, there's no geolocation support - so basically you can do the same and more from your Gmail.
Here are some screenshots - If you wish to try it yourself, click here to download.
Libellés :
Buzz,
Design Thinking,
GO2WEB20,
Google,
iPhone
lundi 15 février 2010
Google Buzz, des problèmes dejà!
Informations personnelles rendues publiques, spams exploitant la plate-forme, pas de configuration de sécurité..., le nouveau service de Google commence à effrayer les spécialistes.
Source Nouvel Obs
Libellés :
Buzz,
Design Thinking,
Google,
Network,
Social
dimanche 24 janvier 2010
Hotel chain offers human bed warmers
What's worse than entering a cold bed? Besides beating legs for about ten minutes, the hot water bottle itself is the best way to get to sleep quickly. But on vacation, we do not always think of the ancillary heating source for a cozy night. In England, the Holiday Inn hotel chain thinks of all chilly. Better than a rubber hot water bottle which may get opened and scalding, the hotel staff that turns into heater for your sheets.
According to scientific studies, 20 ° to 24 ° is the ideal temperature for a good sleeping. It has been proven that human body must reach a certain warmth “to fall into the arms of Morpheus”. Problem: Your hotel’s bed is often cooled by abusive air conditioning, and winter and its attendant weather cools your body, such as after a journey on foot in the snow! Rather than using a hot water bottle or electric blanket, the Holiday Inn chain has decided to experiment, starting the end of January, in some of these institutions, the human hot water bottle.
No spitfire nor arsonists: do not worry! Just the hotel staff that is dedicated to warm your bed a few minutes before you dive in there. These water bottles are actually human dressed in integral heating suit and remain few minutes in your bed. The story does not say if the employee can remain at your side all night in case of sudden cold night. This free service is offered at this time in the hotel chain in London and Manchester.
Source: The Telegraph Online
According to scientific studies, 20 ° to 24 ° is the ideal temperature for a good sleeping. It has been proven that human body must reach a certain warmth “to fall into the arms of Morpheus”. Problem: Your hotel’s bed is often cooled by abusive air conditioning, and winter and its attendant weather cools your body, such as after a journey on foot in the snow! Rather than using a hot water bottle or electric blanket, the Holiday Inn chain has decided to experiment, starting the end of January, in some of these institutions, the human hot water bottle.
No spitfire nor arsonists: do not worry! Just the hotel staff that is dedicated to warm your bed a few minutes before you dive in there. These water bottles are actually human dressed in integral heating suit and remain few minutes in your bed. The story does not say if the employee can remain at your side all night in case of sudden cold night. This free service is offered at this time in the hotel chain in London and Manchester.
Source: The Telegraph Online
samedi 16 janvier 2010
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