October 19th, 2010 
nrmodh If a Tweet is posted on the Web and nobody sees it, is it worth the bother? That’s essentially the question social media analytics company Sysomos posed in a survey of 1.2 billion posts made over the past 2 months and found that 71% of the posts from the Twitter microblogging site elicited neither a [...]
October 4th, 2010 nrmodh While Google launched its own URL shortening service quite a while back, it has finally given it its own website, namely, http://goo.gl. So while you can now access the Google URL shortener much more easily, without resorting to the Google Toolbar or Feedburner, Google also says they have improved the service in many ways. Here’s [...]
February 11th, 2010 nrmodh Thanks to better mobile phones nowadays, it’s very easy and convenient to access all kinds of websites while on-the-go. Popular websites have made it even easier for users by offering different means to access their content. Case in point: Facebook currently offers enhanced mobile websites for different smartphone platforms and touchscreen devices, native applications for [...]
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No Comments » December 22nd, 2009 nrmodh The page looks like this You can see any webpage for free , as how did it look in past , this must be because while hosting sites , along with META scripts ,IP and other things even screenshot could be getting saved ! so you can check how a beautiful site used to look [...]
December 1st, 2009 nrmodh About a month back I requested one of my online friend an invitation to try out Google Wave. Yesterday I was happy to see an email regarding my invitation to preview Google Wave. To accept the invitation, I just had to click on a link in the email which brings me to wave.google.com. After that [...]
November 30th, 2009 nrmodh Twitter moved into a new, much larger office in San Francisco. The space, which was previously Bebo’s SF office, is right around the corner from their old one. A few members of the Twitter team spent much of the weekend decorating the new digs with a number of Twitter-themed elements like birds and @ symbols. [...]
