Automatically schedule Tweets with Twuffer
Maintaining a living and breathing Twitter feed can be a full time job. What you need is a Tweet scheduler to queue up your Tweets and schedule them for publication. There are many tools to schedule Tweets, some more complex than others. We’ve grown to love Twuffer for it’s simplicity.
Make a fitness plan fun everyday
Keeping to the same fitness plan everyday gets boring and no fun after a while. Introducing some variety and different exercises into a fitness plan helps boost the fun and overall fitness. If you’re not a fitness guru, it can be difficult to come up with a new fitness plan each day. Use this handy fitness generator to create a fun new fitness plan based on goals and objectives.
How do you like the new Starbucks logo?
Coffee supremo Starbucks has taken the bold decision to change their logo to a new hippy look. They’ve been taking lessons from pop star Prince to only have a "symbol" and have abandoned the words "Starbucks" and "Coffee".
What are the rules of a highly successful project?
Whether delivering a new product to market or a a new website, the principles of managing the project are the same. I’ve been privileged to witness fantastically successful projects, and out-right disasters. Bad projects always stem from the same 6 problems.
A great home page for a Touch Screen browser
Choosing a home page for a browser is a very personal affair. For a Touch Screen it needs to have large buttons and load quickly. For a Touch Screen browser we’ve grown to love the 200Linx homepage.
Touch screen apps for Windows 7 tablets
Over recent months a couple of great tablet PCs have launched sporting Windows 7. The new Dell Duo, with its unique flippy-screen has to be a favourite by far, and bolder people than I have touted the Dell Duo as the next iPad killer. In this post I give you some neat software and flash apps to use with a tablet PC like the Dell Duo, Viewsonic Viewpad or any other Windows 7 tablet PC.
Some different New Years Resolutions
Every year it seems the same New Year’s resolutions crop up and are often long forgotten by April. By choosing some different New Year’s resolutions, some you haven’t done before, you’re more likely to be successful. There is nothing worse than the feeling of a failed New Year’s resolution. Pick a New Year resolution you want to do, and you’re more likely to succeed.
My list includes some new ideas for New Year’s Resolutions you may not have tried before. If you’re successful in keeping these New Year’s resolutions, I’d love to hear back from you.
Use Dropbox to send large media files
On voato we often write about neat tools and web apps for sending large media files such as MP3 and video. However, using an existing Dropbox account, sending a large media file couldn’t be easier. Simply use the sharing features of Dropbox to get a link to a file you’ve already uploaded using Dropbox. Life couldn’t be easier…
Quickly create Flash content with Empressr
Epressr is a neat web application that lets you quickly create online Flash content for your website, or rich presentation material.
You can upload your own media assets such as video, audio, images and animations to the Empressr media library, import them directly from other sites like Flickr, Google, Yahoo and Photobucket or link to digital media from around the web. It’s ideal for creating engaging content with charts, tables and audio.
16 everyday tips to save energy around the home
Gas and Electricity bills continues to rise and energy costs seem to be taking a greater chunk of the household budget. We’ve complied some great every-day energy saving tips which all add-up to saving a nice tidy sum.
A great recipe for Eggnog Bread for the holiday season
Apparently, the US FDA has changed the definition of eggnog a number of times because of “safety concerns in selling products made from raw eggs and milk.” I think it’s worth the risk, so here’s one of the greatest recipes for our favourite cream and cinnamon based beverage, made into a tasty bread. An ideal accompaniment to a Gingerbread Latte, I’m sure you’ll agree.
Semi-productive online tasks to avoid doing real work
Sometimes real work seems too much effort. Motivation has taken a beating. If you’re a home worker, it’s easy to start tinkering when you should be working. In this post I give you a bunch of my top ideas to be semi-productive instead of slaving over real work.
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