As frankps sees the world!

As you might have noticed, my favourite plugin for Outlook is Xobni. It is actually the reason why I migrated from Thunderbird to Outlook, and why I for now don’t want to go back to Thunderbird. Today I updated Xobni to v1.8, which gives me Twitter support in Outlook. Great functionality, I can know have a quick look on what people who are sending me e-mails are Twittering about and can reply them directly on Twitter if the topic is the same! You can actually reply, retweet, follow, […] Continue reading →

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I have been a long time user of Google’s push support for Contacts and Calender entries. When I tested it for the first time, I ended up writing a blog entry with the title “I simply love it!“. The only bad thing with the solution back then, was that push support was not enabled for Gmail. Guess what? Today that changed. Users have ran down Google with requests on Google’s popular Product Ideas page and Help Forum. Our cries have finally been heard, and people […] Continue reading →

I have had access to Expono for a while, but never gotten around to use it. Before you read this review, know this: I have been using Flickr 3-4 years already, and have all my pictures there. I have only briefly tested Picasa. It is difficult to review Expono as a start-up company, as it is competing directly with two of Internet’s biggest players, Google and Yahoo. Both Google’s Picasa and Yahoo’s Flickr are popular services and just about feature complete. So the […] Continue reading →

Xobni Plus users get these exclusive benefits: An advanced search query builder The ability to search within conversations and networks Support for phrases and Boolean queries Xobni Rank-powered AutoSuggest Advanced conversation and network filtering As well as a premium technical support for one year Should I pay the 30 dollars to get the extra functionality? […] Continue reading →