One of the applications that I have been missing when upgrading to Mango and starting to use my primary Live account (the one registered with an address in Norway). The Twitter client, along with Flickr and GoWalla, was not available in the Norwegian Marketplace. As of yesterday, Twitter is updated to support Mango and now available worldwide in Marketplace. Other then fast-app switching, I have not find any new features (no Live Tile or push notifications). The version number has only […] Continue reading →
This week I installed a preview version of the native Twitter application, Seesmic for Windows. It combines a fully functional Twitter integration directly in the Windows environment. It was funny to see how much attention a simple Twitter application still can get. I felt it to be overhyped! It got presented on Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC), during Ray Ozzie’s opening keynote. What? It’s a Twitter application, nothing more. It is a more or less […] 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 →
One of today’s big stories on the news was that people published information about their upcoming holidays on social medias, like Facebook and Twitter. Several countries are considering twitring about your holiday so careless that it can provide lower insurance. Don’t say that you will leave for a two weeks holiday to Spain in a week. Also try not to twitter about what you do on your holiday, when not at home. Don’t publish holiday picture publicly before coming home (for […] Continue reading →
I have just enabled the web service Twitterfeed. What is does, is as simple as it’s brilliant. It feeds my blog posts in to my microblog on Twitter, so that each blog post also appears on Twitter with a link to my blog. It’s all done with the help of RSS. Hopefully this will give my blog more readers. I enabled the service after Henrik, a friend and a reader of my blog, suggested this on Twitter. So thank you Henrik! […] Continue reading →
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