Latest posts in ‘Web App’ Category

• [screencast] NewsSquares – A Cool Way To Read From Google Reader

  Jan 12, 2011 • Featured, Screencast, Web App • 2 Comments
  

  I just did a  screen cast for this article. Please listen and provide your valuable comments. That would help me a lot and encourage me to do more screen casts in the future. I know this is very naïve, so you are welcome to point and laugh too , but hi this is my first ...

• [Video] YouTube Search Stories – Tell Your Story in 35 Seconds

  Dec 16, 2010 • Updates, Video, Web App • No Comments

  Spotted on TechCrunch, the coolest feature on YouTube, Search Stories Video Creator. Lets you make your own “Parisian Love” style video, Google’s search commercial that played during the Super Bowl. It is little embarrassing to admit that, this feature was available around April, but I just discovered it. Here’s mine: The steps to create this ...

• YouTube Video Upload Limit is Unlimited Now!

  Dec 14, 2010 • Updates, Web App • No Comments
  

  Image via CrunchBase YouTube has announced that it will be lifting the previously-enforced 15-minute video length limit for some users. Back in July the limit had been raised to 15 minutes for all users, up from 10 minutes prior to that. Users “with a history of complying with the YouTube Community Guidelines” and the copyright ...

• Feed Viewer For Google Chrome

  Dec 14, 2010 • Web App • No Comments
  

  Google Chrome is one of the fastest growing Web browser. It is becoming first choice of geeks because of its speed and simplicity. Even after many updates Google chrome still lacks native RSS feed reader but this will not be a problem for you hereafter. Google seems to have assumed that everyone would use its ...

• Google Scribe

  Sep 13, 2010 • Web App • No Comments
  

  Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have “Google suggestions” for every sentence you type? I know I have. And that is exactly what Google Scribe is. For example, I started to type “This works sur” and Google suggested “This works surprisingly well”, which is exactly what I wanted to type. Instead ...

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