Diigo is easy to get started with, and hides a huge amount of flexibility and functionality. To get the most out of this utility, it is not necessary to use all of its features, but it is definitely good to familiarize yourself with everything that it can do, in case you may need that functionality at a certain point in the future.
It was with complete surprise that I learned tonight that this blog was chosen to be the very first on WinExtra’s new series, the Sunday Blog Review!
I know what you are thinking… This is the 35th FriendFeed post I have read in the past week! And you are absolutely correct.
RSSmeme actually evolved, and continues to grow, from a very simple thought: Wouldn’t it be cool to tally up how many times a news post is shared in Google Reader and make a list of the most popular articles?
You’re on AIM, MSN and Yahoo! Messenger. You think you have it covered with Trillian or Pidgin. Perhaps you think you are a step ahead of your coworkers because you are using Meebo. Think again.
Is TwitKit the perfect Firefox sidebar companion? Maybe!
StumbleUpon isn’t very much like any social bookmarking site out there. And, in a way, that is good. If you are relatively new to web surfing, or even if you feel like you are going to the same 5 web sites every day, StumbleUpon is the perfect remedy.
So, why switch to a new browser? Isn’t it possible to do everything you want to do with the one you are using, via plugins or mods? Well, perhaps. But maybe you will find a browser that works just as well as the one you are using, and provides a level of integration and convenience with services and sites you already use. Maybe that web browser is Flock.
Everything you wanted to know about Twitter (but were afraid to ask).
