Archive for the ‘Site Reviews’ Category

I’ve been using various tools as part of my listening strategy on Twitter for a long time now. Few tools have impressed me as much as inboxQ.

I’ve used Blip.fm in the past as a “Be Your Own DJ” type of service. Lately, however, Blip.fm just isn’t cutting it. Grooveshark is everything Blip.fm should have been and more.

I don’t like social sharing interface for most apps. They force their sales pitches into the messages, either by brute force, not giving users the option to edit, or by hoping we’ll be too lazy to delete their self-serving messages. I want a choice!

We love games here at Zeek Interactive. We play them. We make them. This past week, Gist launched their own training game. And I really like it.

Two weeks ago I made Feedly the home page for Firefox on my desktop computer. I wanted to see if it would bring some value back to the RSS feeds I had subscribed to in the past. It did.

I am writing this post using Google Chrome (beta 4.0.249.30) for the Mac. I have only spent 10 minutes with Google’s new browser, but so far I am impressed. The UI is clean and simple. As a recent Android convert, I appreciate the minimalistic design approach across all the entire Google product line.

I have delayed launching a real Twitter account for Real Estate Shows for a long time. We want to have the Twitter account be relevant and beneficial to our customers. Brad Coy sent me a DM this morning that included a link to a new Screencasting site that is built around sharing via Twitter and [...]

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Ever since I received my invite to GrandCentral.com, I have held steadfastly to the belief that it was going to be a winner. I think my excitement was evident in March of 2007 when I wrote, “GrandCentral Called And I Answered.” When Google purchased GrandCentral in July, 2007, I replaced my regular phone number with [...]

If anything qualifies as sane technology, TweetGrid does. And since I finished this quick video, upon my request, @JazzyChad has added a “ReTweet” feature that will come in very, very handy. TweetGrid – A Quick “How To” from respres on Vimeo.