Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Youtube to add offline viewing to its mobile apps in November!!!

Youtube to add offline viewing to its mobile apps in November (via The Inquirer)
INTERNET VIDEO SERVICE Youtube will add an offline mode viewing option to its mobile applications in November. At the moment to view videos on Youtube on a mobile device, you have to be connected to some sort of internet connection. That will change…


Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Postach.io turns Evernote into a well crafted blog!!!

Postach.io is the easiest way to publish the thoughts you're already capturing in your Evernote. If you currently have notes in your Evernote account, you're ready to publish right now.


Gutensite is the stealthy blog platform that is taking over the world!!!!

Gutensite is a California design firm that helps small businesses and non-profits build and manage brilliant websites. Gutensite’s intuitive CMS is the backbone of an affordable, full-service ecosystem that supports clients with strategy, design, development and ongoing website management.

Gutensite was originally founded in San Francisco in 2002 as a boutique design firm and launched the beta version of their CMS in 2008 after years of learning what small businesses need. Gutensite is now scaling their platform and attracting other design agencies who need a great CMS and a technical partner to help them serve a wider client base.

Canopi gets you to the blog you want!!!!!!!!!

Canopi allows readers to easily discover, organize, and follow blogs that are relevant to their interests and passions. Canopi is the easiest place to discover and follow blogs you'll love. With over 75 million blogs scattered across the web, it is increasing difficult for readers to navigate. Canopi, collects and organizes individual blog posts based on engagement and relevance which allows our users to find interesting posts based on who they are and what they love.

Monday, 12 August 2013

Let’s kill the demo day and replace it with a one-year reunion!!!!!!

Let’s kill the demo day and replace it with a one-year reunion (via Pando Daily)
By Erin Griffith On August 12, 2013 The accelerator bubble can solve itself quite easily: Do away with overhyped demo days for too-young companies. Anyone can put together a flashy pitchdeck in three months. Instead, why not have the programs prove the…