JobOn is a relatively new web site that allows you to search for jobs and apply for them with your own video resume. There are thousands of jobs available and the whole system is very easy to use. When the Internet first started to become popular →
Get a free alternative to Photoshop or Paintshop with GimPhoto
GimPhoto is a free program that allows you to manipulate and edit your image files in many of the same ways as the retail programs like Photoshop. GimPhoto is designed to approximate Photoshop in many ways; it’s interface design, menu layout, and it’s use of best →
CloudDeck: just may be the mother of all SoundCloud desktop clients
If you’ve been following this blog, you may have noticed that we’ve been covering SoundCloud related apps quite a bit (e.g. our mention of Scup, the SoundCloud desktop uploader, and Cloud Player, which is exactly what it sounds like). We continue the tradition with CloudDeck, a →
Add a scrolling RSS ticker to your desktop with Snackr
If information is power, then surely adding more of it onto your desktop in the form of an RSS feed ticker is a good thing, right? (Note: I am being somewhat facetious here). In any case, if an RSS ticker is what you want, then Snackr, →
View photos from Facebook as magazine-style galleries with Pixable
Everyone likes photoblogs, right? But consider this: what if you took the photography from Facebook and other photo sharing sites and, with the click of a button, laid them out on a single page, magazine style, for quick, at-a-glance perusal? That, in a nutshell, is what →
Read RSS feeds right on the Chrome toolbar with RSS Feed Reader
RSS Feed Reader is just what it sounds like, a free Chrome extension that will allow you to manage and read your RSS and Atom feed subscriptions. It offers an at-a-glance overview of your RSS subscriptions and news articles right from the Google Chrome toolbar. There →
Crop unwanted elements out of images automagically with Seam Carving GUI
You may heave heard of ‘Seam Carving’, also called ‘content aware’ or ‘liquid’ resizing, a technology that can reduce, extend, and even crop elements out of images while keeping it visually plausible and/or cohesive to the human eye (more info here). Seam Carving GUI is a →
Browse and listen to SoundCloud public files with ‘The Cloud Player’
You may have heard about SoundCloud, a free cloud service that lets users upload audio files and access them online or on blogs and websites, and optionally grant public access to them. CloudPlayer, as you may have guessed, is an online player for SoundCloud that will →
Upload your audio files with Scup, a SoundCloud desktop uploader
You may have heard of SoundCloud, a free ‘audio locker’ type service that will let you upload your audio files and then access them from anywhere. You may even have seen its distinctive player embedded in blogs and other sites, with it’s distinctive displayed waveform that →
Articles worth reading: link dump March 2012
‘Curating’ articles seems to be all the rage these days. And since we like to be ‘with it’ here at Freewaregenius, we therefore present you with 3 technology related articles that we know you will enjoy. Gestures of intent: quick — what’s the most exciting technology →
Immerse yourself in interactive aerial panoramas with AirPano
How would you like to take an interactive virtual tour, flying high over, say, the Pyramids at Giza, zooming in and out, panning across 360 degrees in every direction, and even changing vantage points within the seemingly vast environment. Or, instead, you could be gazing over the →
View your favorite web sites in a ‘virtual newspaper’ style with Surfboard
Surfboard is a free website that takes your web viewing experience in new directions by giving you a more visual interface. By allowing you to view the web dynamically, Surfboard will bring more data to your personal off-ramp of the information superhighway, faster and easier. When →
