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  • Location Recommendations

    While I still use the app, I haven’t visited the Foursquare site recently. They’ve made some changes and one that works well is the logged-in view of the home page which shows…

  • ifttt

    Trying out ifttt (if this then that), a web service that lets you create your own automated tasks, triggers and actions from various social media and digital channels (email, sms, instagram, twitter,…

  • Proxlet: Filter out Twitter Noise

    Proxlet is a free Chrome extension that reduces Twitter noise. Once installed and authenticated with Twitter, you can use it to block apps, mute certain users and filter tags. It works on…

  • tinySrc

    Automatically resize images to fit the screen resolutions. http://t.co/P3sspeH /via @ehub

  • Mac App Store Launches

    Apple launches the Mac App Store. The store comes as part of the OSX update to 10.6.6.  I’m on vacation for a few days and the OS update took a crazy 3…

  • Loving Instagram

    I didn’t think I needed another iPhone photo app, but turns out I did. Instagr.am mimics other mobile photo-sharing apps, but it’s captured the appeal that comes from extreme minimalism. While you…

  • WordPress 2.6 for iOS

    There’s a new version of the WordPress iOS apps announced today. Download 2.6 for iPhone or iPad (iTunes link) or just upgrade through the store. Lots of new developments, including: Record video…

  • ThinkUp: Social Media Insights Engine

    Since Feb 2007, I’ve been playing with different methods of importing my social network activity and data into my own database and site. I first used a plugin to import data into…

  • Minimal Folio for iPad

    Minimal Folio is a simple iPad app that lets you present images and video to clients or other audiences. You add images and video from the photo album area on your iPad…

  • Twitter for iPad

    Just downloaded the first version of Twitter for iPad (iTunes link) and trying it out. On first glance, love the clean, properly-sized UI. Try pinch/zoom on a tweet to see more info.…

  • Urban Forest Map

    I was still curious after taking this photo of the trees on 24th Street at Bryant earlier today. How could I identify these trees?  I did several searches on variations of “trees…

  • Photoshop Content-Aware Fill Sneak Peek

    Check out this video of a new content-aware fill feature by the Photoshop team. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI[/youtube] As anyone who’s had to retouch photos knows, this type of correcting and filling by hand is…

  • Emojicons for iPhone

    “Icon Keyboard” is a free Emoji keyboard/icon app available in iTunes. You copy and paste the icons from the app into your text messages or tweets.

  • Winter Swells

  • Google Wave First Look

    Gina Trapani at Lifehacker has a good write up on the current state of Google Wave.

  • Helveticize Your Web

    It’s been fun to see new scripts and themes developed to “Helveticize” the web, starting with Google Reader, then Google Calendar, Gmail, and now Twitter.  If you’re a Helvetica lover, you’re in…

  • iTunes 9.0 App Management

    Finally! The new iTunes 9.0 has an app manager. It’s fairly easy to use but as Steve Rhodes pointed out on my Flickr page, “it is a pain if you want to…

  • Hitchcock: Mobile Storyboarding for iPhone

    [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/6030115[/vimeo] I posted Hitchcock to eHub last night and it’s been on my mind today. Hitchcock is the world’s first mobile story boarding application. With Hitchcock you can have your first story…

  • iTunes App Store Turns One

    Happy one year to the iPhone app store. While there are certainly improvements to be made in the app store experience and iTunes management of your purchased apps, all in all, having…

  • First Foursquare Checkin

  • Eye vs. Eye and Kern: iPhone Games for Designers

    As much as I love iPhone apps, I haven’t really gotten into games as much as other types of apps (social networking, productivity, photography, music, search, etc.), but these two games from…

  • WhatTheFont for iPhone

    If you’re a designer, you’ve probably used WhatTheFont, the service that can identify a font from a photo, web graphic or scanned image. Now you can get those same features on your…

  • QuadCamera: Continuous Shooting With your iPhone Camera

    QuadCamera is the the 4th release by Art&Mobile of their ToyCamera series and features continuous shooting. Just press the button, and it takes 4-8 serial shots to create one image in multiple…

  • Creating Panoramic Photos With Your iPhone

    One of the main reasons I use my iPhone is to take quick photos. Even though the 2 megapixel camera isn’t the highest quality, it’s the convenience and added iPhone functionality (eg.…

  • Secret question

  • Free Trial for Paid iPhone Apps

    I twittered, “shouldn’t there be a free trial period for paid iphone apps?” Twitter stream response:

  • I’m Goosh-ing

    I came across Goosh.org yesterday through someone’s tweet and I’m in love. Goosh, a “UNIX-like command-line interface for Google,” combines the search functionality of Google with the simplicity of command line. It…

  • Twitter is Stressing

  • Lifestream to APML

    A few weeks ago, I added a link to my APML (Attention Profiling Markup Language) on the side of my about page thanks to Chris Saad, Co-founder and CEO of Faraday Media,…

  • PicoCool: Cool Content from Real People

    After spending the last two years as eHub, obsessively profiling and trying out almost every web application that’s come out, I’ve decided to try something different from a new perspective. I just…