Filed under: Windows, Social Software, Microblogging
Seesmic sure picked a weird time to announce a new Windows-native Twitter client. It's one of the most popular clients running on Adobe's cross-platform AIR platform, which just hit version 2.0. AIR was everyone's biggest complaint about Seesmic, so it makes sense that they'd want to ditch AIR on at least one OS. Creating a native app also allows for drag-and-drop Twitter list management and plug-ins for various third-party Twitter services. Plugins so far include the user recommendation service MrTweet and the index of popular links, Tweetmeme. Full story...
Filed under: Utilities
Here's a Windows tip for you, in case you didn't already know it: If you open up an Explorer window and start typing up the first few letters of a folder or filename, selection will immediately jump there.
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
We've already seen some photo mockups showing a few of the changes that could appear in Firefox 4.
Filed under: Google, Social Software, web 2.0, Microblogging
Google is working on something mysterious that has to do with Gmail and social networking, but the details are still under wraps.
Filed under: Photo, Commercial, Imaging Tips, iPhone
Liquid Scale is an iPhone / iPod Touch app that allows you to resize images by removing unimportant elements in the photo, leaving the important ones untouched.
Filed under: Business, P2P
Grooveshark is a fantastic music service; it lets you immediately listen to almost any song or album you can think of.
Filed under: Business, News, Microsoft, Social Software
Microsoft and Facebook have worked together for two and a half years now, with Microsoft selling display ads on the social network.
Filed under: News, Adobe, Apple, Analysis
I almost (not quite, but almost) feel bad for Adobe right now.
Filed under: Utilities, Features, Web services
Do you need to know about a new product release the minute it happens? Are you watching Amazon price changes like a hawk? Is your F5 key worn out from overuse? You might want to look into some automatic ways to monitor website changes.
Filed under: Audio, Google, Freeware, Android
Google Listen is a podcast application for Google Android.
Filed under: Google, Mobile
Google already offers a tool that lets you translate text from one language to another and technology that can convert spoken language to text.