LostInTechnology

A Little Humor with Your Internet

Posted on 23. Jul, 2009 by srikanth.

With tons of great new web services, social networks and applications, Web 2.0 is always an intriguing space. We have been presenting you ultimate freeware lists and other interesting articles and reviews to try to prevent you from being LostInTechnology.

To switch to a lighter side of technology and Web 2.0, we are going to cover the sense of humor that some websites and applications have.

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10 Resources Bloggers Will Love

Posted on 30. Apr, 2009 by srikanth.

Blogging is all about ‘Freedom for Expression’. It is THE trend of Web 2.0 and everyday we come across many tools from Widgets to Platforms(WordPress, Blogger, TypePad) to Scripts to Web Apps, which aid the process of blogging.

Though blogging platforms provide us with a variety of features and other extensions, you might need a few tools for specific tasks like image search, file  compression, time tracking, desktop publishing clients, RSS, subscription services and yes…Twitter.

To make your quest for the right resources to blog easy, we present you 10 tools which you will really love as a blogger.

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Tweeting Made Simple with Twitlet and TweetPkr

Posted on 23. Mar, 2009 by Keshav.

Everyone’s Twitter habits are different. Some use a twitter client like Tweetdeck, and some are happy with the web interface. Every platform has its own limits and advantages, but sometimes, all you want is a simple way to publish a tweet or two, without all the usual fuss.

Twitlet and TweetPkr provide you with a simple bookmarklet solutions to posting to Twitter and checking on your Twitter friends.

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5 Great Alternatives to the Twitter Interface

Posted on 25. Feb, 2009 by DavidPierce.

It’s been probably a year since I typed “twitter.com.”

I do use Twitter daily, just not the Twitter site. Sometimes, I use desktop-based applications (TweetDeck and Twihrl are both favorites), and I frequently use the Web to manage my Twitter account. There are a growing number of useful applications for Twittering, and all of them do the job better than the standard Twitter interface.

Here are five ways to tweet that are better than Twitter:

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Feeddit Powers Up The Default Digg Feed

Posted on 11. Feb, 2009 by Keshav.

Being a regular Digg user, I am usually in search of tools that make my digging practices easy and useful. Like many blogs and websites, new stories on Digg can be tracked by RSS Feeds. On the downside, the original feeds do not supply all of the information about the story, and the most important features like a link to the original story, number of diggs and number of comments are missing.

Feeddit solves this problem by giving you all the information and links you want.

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