Evernote and Cliqset create a permanent memory for all of your social streams. #PartnerMonth

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The way to start storing your social information.

Evernote and Cliqset create a permanent memory for all of your social streams. #PartnerMonth

Original Link: http://blog.evernote.com/2010/02/04/evernote-and-cliqset-a-permanent-memory-for-your-social-stream/

What started as a trickle has become a deluge of updates pouring in from every conceivable direction…and we love it! But there’s a problem. It’s all gone as quickly as it arrives. There’s simply no good way to pluck something out and save it forever. Until now.

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Posted 2 days ago

Waze crowdsourced mobile navigation software.


I just found out about Waze three days ago and installed int on my iPhone, so I'm still testing it every time I hit the road. I really like the application and the possibilities it has. My opinion further got confirmed by a post on Scobelizer where he has Waze on the list of companies to watch in 2010 on number 6.

Waze is crowdsourced mobile navigation software, both the traffic information and the map itself are created by the end-user. In my hometown that means that, as I'm the first user here, I have to pave various road myself because they are not in the map. After you have paved a road you can go to the online editor to make the cross-roads and name the streets.
As far as the crowdsourced traffic information work like a charm. I was driving around yesterday and I got notifications that light traffic was reported this was due to the fact that I was driving at 40km/h where 80km/h is allowed. It wasn't quit due to traffic but due to the weather conditions.

Waze has still some bugs here and there, like stated above, also the editor on the site the Aerial view from the Netherlands is still missing and some other things, but getting in touch with @waze on twitter and in my case I got help pretty soon with them fixing foursquare integration.


Mobile clients are available for iPhone, Windows Mobile, Android and even Symbian.

My conclusion: Waze is definitely a service you need to try on your mobile device and it is free.

More company information about waze can be found in the Crunchbase.

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Posted 1 month ago

Picture of me creating a ustream video by 3FM

 

Lekker druk bij de Grote Markt


by 3FM
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Filed under  //  Glazen Huis   Groningen   Grote Markt   picture   Serious request  
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Posted 1 month ago

Serious Request 2009

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Posted 1 month ago

Google Chrome OS to launch within a week

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According to Techcrunch who have there information from a reliable source the Google Chrome OS is to launch within a week. 
Last July the public was informed about the plans from Google to create there own Operating System, in later communications that made statements that the first version would be available in fall of this year. The biggest problem the new born OS will probably face is the limited hardware support. Devices that probably will be supported from the get go are the some netbooks like the Asus Eee PC.

Filed under  //  Chrome   Chrome OS   Google  
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Posted 2 months ago

Toadstool

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Posted 2 months ago

GO: Google's programing language

Today Google announced the release of a new programming language called GO. The reason Google mentions to release this new language is that the rest of the languages are starting to get dated. Current languages are not designed with multiple CPU's, massive clusters, client/server, sprawling libraries and dependency chains in mind. After the release of Google Wave (Communications) and now GO the big thing Google is not operating in is the desktop OS segment. I'm curious when and how this is going to happen.

More info at:

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Posted 2 months ago

Cool twitter mashup: Trendsmap

The people at Retailmenot have brought the twitter Trending Topics to a new level. 
Everybody who is familiar with twitter knows about 'Trending Topics' which is a list of topics that are talked about the most but this only on a global level. With Trendmap  this is taken from a global view to a view per region, country or even city. this way you can find out what is talked about in Amsterdam or in the United Kingdom. This way you can find what is hot in your region and what shows to attend and what is talked about.


Trendsmap makes use of various services on the web. Obviously twitter's Trending Topics, Google maps to project the data on but also What The Trend to show what the topic is about. Further when you click on a topic you get a box on the right that shows you the tree most recent tweets about the subject in that geographic location and also links to relevant sites and multimedia on the topic.

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Posted 4 months ago

Posterous

Today there are two good articles posted about Posterous

I can recommend reading both to anyone who posts anything to the web. First one is done by Daniel Brusilovsky and the second is an how to by Mashable to get the most out of your posterous account.

I have had my Posterous account a while now, but must be honest that I haven't used it yet. And I have my account only since end of July. but I'm going to make use of there services a lot more I think. I have downloaded picPosterous to my iPhone and have also hooked up my Blog. And this is also my first post through there service I hope to start seeing lots of them.

Filed under  //  blogging   Posterous  
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Posted 5 months ago

Nostalgic Smith-O-Lene Gasoline sign.

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Posted 5 months ago