Preview Archive

  • Your Checkins are About to Get a Whole Lot Easier with Check.in

    Your Checkins are About to Get a Whole Lot Easier with Check.in

    It all started with a poll create by ReadWriteWeb where they asked people what location based mobile apps people were planning to use at SXSW. I left a comment on that post stating that I wanted a multi-checkin service to which Baratunde Thurston showed his excitement for as well, followed by a comment from Martin [...]

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  • Launch of the First Lifestreaming Backup Service

    Launch of the First Lifestreaming Backup Service

    Today I was alerted by FranK Gruber of a new service created to backup your Lifestream. The site is available at the very starightforward and appropriately named Lifestreambackup.com and they are currently taking names for those interested when they launch. From the site: Each year more of your life is stored online. While many services will back [...]

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  • New Version of NoseRub Will Allow Adding Any URL as a Contact

    New Version of NoseRub Will Allow Adding Any URL as a Contact

    Dirk Olbertz notified me about a preview to the new version of NoseRub at their blog today. For those of you not familiar with NoseRub it’s basically an open source protocol/application written in PHP/MySQL that allows you to create a distributed social network using open standards like OpenID, RSS and FOAF. It is [...]

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  • Socialthing to Bring Lifestreaming to Your iPhone

    Socialthing to Bring Lifestreaming to Your iPhone

    I’ve been chatting it up a bit lately with Matt Galligan who is one of the founders of Socialthing! which is a new Lifestreaming service that is currently in private beta. One of their distinguishing features is the ability to use the service as a dashboard to publish to other services. I’ll provide more details [...]

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  • New Lifestreaming Service Iminta

    New Lifestreaming Service Iminta

    I read over at TechCrunch about a new Lifestreaming service called Iminta that just went into private beta. This one was started by some former Cnet’er. Leaving high profile dotcoms to start Lifestreaming services may be a new trend. If you remember it was a group of former Googlers that started FriendFeed as well. Iminta first [...]

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