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- Cool Websites & Tools – Formatting For Google+, Android Paid Apps List, & Songs Sent To Your Inbox
- The Bumper List Of April Fools’ Day 2014 Pranks [Weird & Wonderful Web]
- How To Write A Great Lede When Writing For The Web
- Find & Remove Uninteresting Twitter & Instagram Users With JustUnFollow
- IFTTT Comes To The iPad With Recipe Collections, iOS Notifications, & Photo Triggers
| Cool Websites & Tools – Formatting For Google+, Android Paid Apps List, & Songs Sent To Your Inbox Posted: 05 Apr 2014 09:31 PM PDT  Netboard – Create free webpages collecting all the web content that you need. Your netboard is a worldwide accessible webpage where you can easily gather videos, photos, presentations, links and many more things from the web. Netboard is the best way to share web things which you like. Add Chitika context advertisement in a single click. Start with making your pages popular among your friends and make easy money. Post Editor for Google+ – adds formatting buttons to the bottom of the post box so you can easily style your posts. It also includes a variety of symbols that you... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Formatting For Google+, Android Paid Apps List, & Songs Sent To Your Inbox |
| The Bumper List Of April Fools’ Day 2014 Pranks [Weird & Wonderful Web] Posted: 05 Apr 2014 05:30 PM PDT  Laughter is the best medicine. No, it’s true. This quote of unknown origin has been proven by science, with researchers at the University of Oxford discovering that when you laugh your body releases chemicals that act as a natural painkiller. So cheer up, turn that frown upside down, and stop being such a miserablist misanthrope. I’m here to help, with the best April Fools’ Day pranks you may have missed in 2014. They’re funny, so you had better laugh. Laugh, Goddamit! Google’s Magic Hand Do you love your smartphone or tablet but hate getting cramp in your fingers from tapping... Read the full article: The Bumper List Of April Fools’ Day 2014 Pranks [Weird & Wonderful Web] |
| How To Write A Great Lede When Writing For The Web Posted: 05 Apr 2014 02:00 PM PDT  Writing for the Web is a skill that’s easy to learn but difficult to master. One of the hardest elements is concocting a great lede; ledes being the one chance you have of persuading readers to commit to an article in full. Which is exactly what you’re doing in your head right about now. What Is A Lede? A lede, also known as a lead or intro, is that collection of words you see above you. It’s an introduction, an opener, an invitation to read further. Ledes exist in all forms of media, and burying the lede is generally considered... Read the full article: How To Write A Great Lede When Writing For The Web |
| Find & Remove Uninteresting Twitter & Instagram Users With JustUnFollow Posted: 05 Apr 2014 12:00 PM PDT  If many of your Twitter followers have become strangers, spammers, and social annoyances, it might a good to time to cut back your “friends” list. This is just what web and mobile app JustUnFollow aims to help you do. There are other methods for filtering annoying people on Twitter without unfollowing them, but JustUnFollow (also available free for iPhone and Android) specialises in severing ties and more. It generates a list of your recent followers, unfollowers, and inactive followers, then gives you the option of picking who you still want to keep in touch with. The service also provides many of the same... Read the full article: Find & Remove Uninteresting Twitter & Instagram Users With JustUnFollow |
| IFTTT Comes To The iPad With Recipe Collections, iOS Notifications, & Photo Triggers Posted: 05 Apr 2014 07:30 AM PDT  If This Then That is already the best no-frills way to automate some part of your online life. Now, you can automate a few things on the iPad with the newly launched IFTTT iPad app. The iPad version joins the already existing IFTTT iPhone app launched last year, and brings some new features – new recipe collections, location triggers for iOS photos, and support for push notifications. Recipe collections have been available on the Web for some time. Bringing them to the iPad was just a small step to the right. It should immediately perk interest as it helps the... Read the full article: IFTTT Comes To The iPad With Recipe Collections, iOS Notifications, & Photo Triggers |
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