We all have accounts on multiple online services like Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, etc, all of which can send alerts and notifications. If getting a handle on all of these is getting a bit too labor intensive then check out ‘Chime’, a very handy extension for Chrome →
Get notifications from Facebook, Twitter, Gmail and others in a single stream, with Chime for Chrome
Three tools to manage permissions and settings for all of your online accounts
You’ve signed up with Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Dropbox, Pinterest, Stumble, Foursquare, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Flickr, etc. (and multiple times for some). You’ve also granted many third party services at least some sort of access to these, and, let’s face it: you’ve forgotten about most of them, →
Facebook built into the new version of Firefox
Do you use Firefox? Do you use Facebook? Then there’s good news for you! As of version 17 Firefox now comes with “Social API” which will make it possible for social network features to be accessed straight from Firefox. Right now it only does Facebook but →
Add Twitter Search Results to Google With Hashplug for Chrome
Twitter is shaping out to be an vibrant source of chatter, especially when it comes to real-time information. And while Google has attempted improvements on it’s search engine lately, it does not show results from social networks like Twitter. Enter Hashplug, which can do this for →
Convert Facebook and Twitter into a blog automatically with Mild Free
Mild (Free version) is a social networking tool that will take your Facebook or Twitter account and publish it into a blog format, with it’s own publicly accessible URL. You can then share the resulting blog as you choose, by publicizing the URL or sending the →
Do all of your social communication from one place with HootSuite
HootSuite Free is a web application/Chrome extension, and iOS/Android app that allows you to streamline your social media. The free service can consolidate multiple social media streams such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others into an all-in-one media dashboard. It also offers other features like consolidated →
Make your daily Internet tasks faster and easier with Noodzy
Noodzy is a free web site program, currently in Beta, that allows you to use “#tags” to automate tasks that you would normally have to do manually on the web, such as post a Facebook notification or a Tweet, send email or check your inbox, search →
Search all your online services at once with CloudMagic
CloudMagic is a free program and web site that allows you to connect your various services like Gmail and Twitter, and search for anything you need. It searches all the services you have registered, at one time, and it does it so fast you really will →
Clean up your app permissions for Facebook, Google, and other service in one place with MyPermissions
If you’ve installed an app, game, or extension for Facebook, Google, Dropbox, Flickr, or a slew of other web services, then you no doubt have granted said app permissions to do any number of things, such as access your contacts list, your email, post or send →
PowerInbox enhances your Facebook, Twitter, and Groupon emails
Powerinbox is a free program that enhances your web-based email. It adds more functionality for emails from Facebook, Twitter and Groupon by allowing you to interact with those emails in new ways, such as the ability to respond to email notices, watch videos, or comment on →
Reduce spam and information overload with Shortmail
Shortmail is a new web based email service that promises to reduce your spam levels, among other things. Designed to “re-invent email” Shortmail offers some interesting solutions to the problem of inbox overload, especially where spam is concerned. When I was first looking at Shortmail, I →
Explore And Converse On Your Favorite Subjects With Subjot
When Facebook announced that it would push the new Timeline format on all its users eventually, some of my friends began to wonder if they will continue using it. Add to that the constant annoyances of Facebook games posting on my wall asking me to water →
