Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

tosdr.org - a new initiative to explain the goods and hidden bad in the service terms you are signing




Now day We are signing new account now and then.  Each service provider has it own sets of "term of service". These terms are bulky and  usually ignored by the end user before signing.

Now a new initiative called tosdr.org, can help know the goods and hidden bad in simple layman terms about the service , you are about to signed or have signed already. They have simple rating system very good A to very bad (E).

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

zumbl - website/app to chat stranger



Hi All,

if you have some free time and really do not know what to do .... this might post  might be interesting to you.
Recently I came across an app called "zumbl" where you can "chat as stranger to a stranger".
How it is different from other web service like omegle
first it message chat so no cam required
second it has do and donot and kind of moderated chat.
So person you are chatting with can assign you "tags" and "scores" and if you accumulated too much negative score you might be even get banned for couple of day.


SO what r u waiting for ... just go ahead download this app and experience it yourself.


Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Flickr - give a one Terabyte huge smile to its user with 1 Terabyte space




This is awesome. Now you can take upload of all your pic/images on flickr, which recently announced to offer 1 terabyte of space to all it  user ("with a smile") , and that to absolutely free. Loyal users have been waiting a long time to see some major updates at flickr and as of yesterday their wait is over. Now, Flickr has completely new layout, the Android app for the service has been redesigned, and the amount of free storage has been increased to an outstanding 1 TB!

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Web 2.0 Suicide Machine - to say good-bye with dignity to your social life.


If you are grown tried of your social network on twitter ,linkedin or myspace .If you think that you are spending too much time on these website or consider yourself an internet addict , unable to give ample time to your creative thought and feel that deactivating your account/profile , then this website can be of your great help - suicide machine.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

code.org - an initiative to teach and popularise programming in US

Recently in the past month (april) a new intiative code.org was started to popularise programming in the young people in US. The initiative has been headed by Hadi and Ali Partovi  (an early investor and  advisor for company like Google and Dropbox).
The website show a video that has snippets shots of the interview complied, showing Bill Gate (Co-founder Microsoft), Mark Zuckunberg (facebook Co-founder), Drew Houston (Co-founder Dropbox), Jack Dorsey (Twitter Co-founder) and other top notch of the industry.