iOS: Popular organization tool Evernote has released two new iOS apps today. Evernote Food is an app for iOS that aims to help you document your dishes throughout the day, while Evernote Hello wants to make it easy to remember everyone you encounter.
Evernote Food is designed to let you relive all of your favorite meals by tracking them. The purpose stretches from there, letting you catalog custom recipes, record food experiences, and manage your diet by giving you a longview of all the food you eat throughout the day.
Evernote Hello seems a bit more useful to the business world, essentially tracking the details of meeting a new person. When you meet someone, you can hand your phone to them and allow them to create a quick, basic profile to help you remember them in the future. The app also tracks your location and time, which might prove a useful reminder to remembering why or how you met someone...
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Evernote Releases Two New Apps, Food and Hello, to Make Tracking Your Diet and New Friends a Breeze-I love Evernote, looking forward to trying these out
Monday, December 5, 2011
More People Browse On Mobile Than Use IE6 & IE7 Combined-Finally
The latest data on browser trends from Sitepoint show that more people browse the Web on smartphones than use Internet Explorer 6 and 7 combined. Those two old clunkers have been the bugbears of Web developers for years, requiring sites to degrade as nicely as possible to that least common denominator of browsers. But it's a new world now; 6.95% of Web activity in November 2011 was on mobile browsers, and only 6.49% was on IE 6 or 7.
As Richard MacManus pointed out this week, there are lots of interesting trends in Web browsing lately. Another big story is that Google's Chrome (our consumer product of the year) has eclipsed Mozilla Firefox as the number 2 browser for the first time. But the shift from desktop to mobile is the real trend. The days of developing for the worst desktop browser are drawing to an end, and having the best possible mobile site has become a priority...
Facebook Buys Gowalla, The Location Sharing Service That We All Thought Was Dead-One less thing to do while I'm out
CNNMoney reports that Facebook has just acquired the location-based sharing service Gowalla. Sources say that Gowalla's employees will move to Facebok's Palo Alto offices and work on the Timeline feature, which is all about telling stories. Gowalla had recently shifted its vision to storytelling.
When Gowalla launched in 2009, it faced off against rival location-based social network Foursquare. Since then, Foursquare grew leaps and bounds in the location space, transitioning from a check-in service to a partner of daily deals giant Groupon. Gowalla got lost in the dust.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
How many have your name? http://howmanyofme.com-There's only one of me! How convenient!
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7 Facebook Security Features You Need To Know About-Guardian Angels and One Time Passwords are cool features
The people who complain the most about privacy on Facebook tend to know the least about the ever-growing array of security options available on the site.
Here are seven security features you need to know about.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Do candy bars go bad? Halloween health concerns addressed-I think there's still some candy from last year in my pantry
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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How to Set Up and Configure All the New Features in iOS 5-Things to do after lunch
Blue Zoo Creative - Northwest Arkansas Web Development
Everything You Need to Know About iOS 5 in Seven Minutes-It should be available around noon CST
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Netflix Kills Qwikster DVD-Only Business Before Launch-Thank goodness
Couldn't see much of a point in doing this unless they were going to sell part of the company. Looks like that wasn't the plan at all.