I’m not Spacy
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 - 2:16 pm
I’m not Spacy connects your online calendars (Google, Yahoo!, etc.) to Twitter. It tweets you your appointments, helping you remember when needed.
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I’m not Spacy connects your online calendars (Google, Yahoo!, etc.) to Twitter. It tweets you your appointments, helping you remember when needed.
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“There are criteria that must be met to make a proper geek girl; she must be geeky, she must be a techie, and she must be hot.”
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A company founded in 1998, with just over 20,000 employees worldwide today has given a lot to the world. All this when computing is more about connectivity and portability today!
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Cricket Talk is kind of a Twitter on Steroid for Cricket, where user suggested Cricket related keywords are tracked. You can even reply directly or even relay your tweets back to your Twitter timeline.
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You’re no one if you’re not on Twitter; And if you aren’t there already you’ve missed it. If you haven’t been bookmarked, retweeted and blogged; You might as well not have existed.
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An awesome spoof on the Rise and Fall of Twitter. By Nicholas Deleon (and his brother Gabriel). It’s not about Hitler. It’s about Twitter.
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Twhirl is a popular desktop Twitter client, based on the Adobe AIR platform, developed by Marco Kaiser. Besides being able to acess Twitter service directly from the Desktop, Twhirl also cross post to other services like Pownce and Jaiku.
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Great products almost always come from someone scratching their own itch. Create something you want to exist in the world. Be a user of your own product. Hire people who are users of your product. Make it better based on your own desires.
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I firmly believe in keeping things simple, easy for users and I envison pushing the technical envelop
time and again for the betterment of viable commercial and practical applications. More about me.
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