For those who are not contend with chalking up “friends” online, now you can boost your tally offline as well. A service called Satisfly aims to seat frequent flyers in an “intelligent” way by mining passenger data so that they end up sitting next to somebody with whom they have something in common – whether… Read More »
Mindful of Freudian slip, I decided to check out Typealyzer, a website that will analyse your blog and tell you what it says about you. It says that I’m a Doer (ESTP). Created by Mattias Östmar of PRfekt, a Swedish research and development company focused on media analysis, Typealyzer scans your blog and comes up… Read More »
…this isn’t gonna work. Like the troubleshooting scripts straight out of a Windows help playbook, Hunch purportedly allows users to harvest the collective wisdom of Netizens by answering questions they’re interested in and then getting a second opinion based on some information about themselves as well as the answers of those who have jumped through… Read More »
Looks like product recalls are now the vogue, and it’s not just in the food industry. Google, in typical do no evil fashion, has unveiled a new feature for Gmail that allows users to hit the panic button and “Undo” the sending of an e-mail message, for whatever reasons. But you have to act fast… Read More »
Times are bad, so the folks at GreedyPeople.com has come up with a lighthearted way for members to offer/request services from other members in the community, often in a tongue-in-cheek manner. The services range from the serious (fix a car, program a website, go on a date – ok, maybe not the last one) to… Read More »
Just goes to show that you can’t trust everything you come across on the Internet.