So I found this via @ScepticGeek and I think it is an interesting article. The author does make a point at the start that presenting this theory elegantly is a problem. I agree. This is a problem statement that needs to be up there straight. I am a near-victim of this situation. What’s going wrong… [Read more…]
Recently discovered some very interesting stuff from the folks at arc90. I found both their products very interesting and pro-usability. Both products are browser bookmarklets. From their website: Readability: Readability is a simple tool that makes reading on the Web more enjoyable by removing the clutter around what you’re reading. I found this tool especially… [Read more…]
I have been using Gruml now, and it seems that with the quick updates and the kind of updates, it is getting close to being the perfect offline tool for Google Reader. With the release of version 0.9.10, Gruml has come closer to incorporating all Google Reader features and making it feature rich, beyond what… [Read more…]
There was a time when there was only one mode of communication and that was to speak face-to-face. Then came along the written language, paper and ink – and the means to send the written word across a distance. I think you know where this story leads to, and you are surely aware of all… [Read more…]
For a very long time, I was using iTweet.net from The Illusion Factory and they are on Twitter @itweet. By far, the best web-based application for Twitter, IMO. Then somehow there was a barrage of Twitter clients, and after experimenting with almost all, I came to settle down on Tweetie from atebits (Mac Only). I… [Read more…]
January 21, 2010 by Atul Sabnis
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