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The most popular article ever written on this site was a comparison of the best Smart Journal apps. I limited that comparison to apps that allow usage both on mobile and desktop as well as several other criteria. I felt it was necessary to have that flexibility. But in Daylio I’ve found a hybrid app …
Create a Minimalist Journal with Mood Tracking and Analysis Using Daylio Read More »
[UPDATE 9/14/18] I’ve discovered a new journal app called Daylio that is unique and while missing many of the features listed in this roundup is worth consideration. You can read my review here. [UPDATE 12/30/17] I did a little research to see what has changed in the journal landscape to update this article. I did …
The recent announcement by Google to release Photos as a separate service prompted me to learn more about it to determine if it was something I could add to or replace as part of my existing photo management process. I read reviews, did a small test and then determined to go ahead and jump …
Rediscovering My Photo Collection with Google Photos Read More »
Ever since I first heard about the Locker Project and Singly, I’ve been anxiously waiting to see what apps would be built on the platform, knowing that a lifestreaming service would surely be created. Well it’s been over a year since the original announcement and the wait is now over with the public release of Showw.me. …
Showw.me is the First Lifestreaming Service Built on the Singly API Read More »
I recently tested out a new service in private beta called Vizify. The concept is fairly simple, connect your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Foursquare accounts and it will generate an interactive bio infographic based on the imported data. But after the service does a great job analyzing your data to automatically create your profile, it …
Create an Interactive Bio Infographic Powered by Your Social Data with Vizify Read More »
I’ve recently started testing out a new service called Rebelmouse which adds a slightly new twist to Lifestreaming. The service bills itself as “Your Social Front Page” and while it currently only offers up the ability to connect Facebook and Twitter to power your Lifestream, it does provide some unique features worth discussing. As the …
Create a Self Curated Lifestream with Rebelmouse Read More »
Quite a bit has happened in the world of social magazine apps and services since my roundup earlier in March. We have seen many of the existing players evolve and several new ones enter the game all whilst the market continues to grow rapidly. Flipboard, came out of the gate last year with not only …
An Update on Social Magazine Apps and My Comparison Chart Read More »
As I mentioned in my 2010 year end post the Lifestreaming services area has pretty much vanquished from the heydays back in 2007 & 2008 when I first created this blog. It seemed like a new service popped up every other week back then. But ultimately I believe several factors that included the inability to …
Glossi Takes a Fresh New Approach to Lifestreaming Read More »
On the heels of my post on the social content reader evolution comes a new entrant called Postpost. This new service provide you with a several custom views for the content generated on your Facebook account. Simply connect your account to their service and within less than a minute you will have a completely new …
Postpost is a Nice Alternative for Viewing Your Facebook Content Read More »
Since early last year I’ve been most excited about the prospect of a service to bring me the perfect “social content reader”. I wrote about what I’d like to see in such a reader, but in a nutshell it would provide me with content daily based on all the items shared by the users I …
Trunk.ly and Newsmix Show Glimpses of the Social Content Reader Evolution Read More »