There is currently a contest that has been launched called 48 hours in Denmark calling out users to displaying their Lifestreaming skills using multiple services including YouTube, Flickr, Twitter and blogging. Here’s a few details from the site Basically we’re offering you a free trip to Denmark, with all expenses paid. Plane, hotel, food and …
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A new Air app for Lifestreaming was launched today called Skimmer. I’ve only played with it for a short while but it has a pretty diverse set of features. It can import your feeds from several services including Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, YouTube, and blog. It will import status updates and allow you to reply and …
Lifestreaming service Strands.com has just released the first dedicated Lifestreaming app for the iPhone. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this and take a look at what it had to offer. It even prompted me to create my first video review on Lifestream Blog. I hope you enjoy it below. Note this video …
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Alan Cheslow notified me last night of a new site project he is working on that he’s deemed a Travelstream. He really piqued my interest and I made my way over to the site right away. He’s created this new site so that he could share his family road trip with his extended family and …
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I think I’ve stumbled on to a new Lifestreaming service at Lifestream.fm. It appears to be in development  and I haven’t seen it mentioned anywhere. Nothing fancy or new here, but it has a nice clean look. It also has a lot of similarities in UI & design to Twitter. The profile lists a user’s name, location and website. You can …
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