Thursday, September 22, 2016
Viralheat brings Social Media Management to Mobile
Viralheat brings Social Media Management to Mobile
It is estimated that 920 million smartphones will ship globally this year. That number has steadily climbed year over year as our dependency and fondness for mobile devices grows. These small devices now act as our lifeline to news and information across the globe and keep us up-to-date with our friends Facebook statuses and tweets. It is said that the average smartphone user checks social media 20 times per day via their phones. So its no wonder Viralheat, a social media marketing suite, released an iPhone app this week that is modelled after their popular web based product.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Vous révez tous d’avoir un réseau social personnel comme twitter Suivez moi
Vous révez tous d’avoir un réseau social personnel comme twitter Suivez moi


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Thursday, September 8, 2016
Turn off the annoying social features in Google Reader
Turn off the annoying social features in Google Reader
Even though Google Reader is probably the best and most widely used application for following RSS feeds, it still has its problems and shortcomings. After the launch of Google Buzz, one of the most common complaint was the connection with Buzz, because it generates duplicates and disables comments on buzz originating in Google Reader.
Since Buzz doesnt have a way to filter content (yet), for some the only solution to separate the two would be to hide the items shared by others in Google Reader and using only Buzz for social interactions. Unfortunately, if you follow a lot of people, hiding their shared items from the sidebar one by one can be time-consuming.
Apparently, the Reader team has developed a faster way to turn off shared items and I found it on Twitter, when somebody asked them this question. While you are on the Google Reader page, simply type the following JavaScript command in the address bar of your browser and hit Enter:
javascript:antisocial(true)
After the page reloads, the People you follow section from the sidebar will be completely hidden. Furthermore, keyboard shortcuts linking to these items and comments will no longer work. Its a pretty complete solution!
Antisocial Reader off Antisocial Reader on
The setting seems to be stored in a cookie, because loading Reader in another browser reverts to the usual, social interface. So, if you want to go back to the standard you can clear the cookies or use the same JavaScript code to set the variable to false: javascript:antisocial(false).
I would recommend however not to play around with this toggle too much; I have noticed that Reader tends to become unstable and slow if you use it too often. It starts to display errors and stops loading shared items, even in the default state. Maybe its still experimental, but it would be great if the toggle would be integrated in the settings and stored in the Google account, like for the followed blogs from Blogger.
Via http://exde601e.blogspot.com/2010/04/turn-off-social-features-in-google.html
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