Vox.io/Vox.me founder Tomaz Stolfa: Your “Big Idea” Is Only Big When Users Adopt It
With most of their competition being native on the desktop, Vox’s team can focus on unique features such as free call backs in the form of links – their Vox.me feature. I talked to Tomaz Stolfa, the founder of Vox, about their product and how they managed to land both on Techcrunch and Wired! Vox.io [...]
Path Has Your Address Book Data. So what?
Path, the recently relaunched social network, recently had a little crisis; it was discovered that Path uploads your address book to their servers. Dave Morin, co-founder and CEO of Path explained how address book data has been used used for faster and better searching of your friends and nothing else. However, he apologized, Path deleted [...]
Fashion.me May Become the “Facebook of Fashion” Thanks to Intel?!
Intel Capital, the investment arm of one of the world’s biggest chip makers, has invested an undisclosed sum into Fashion.me, a 3-year old niche social network with over 1,000,000 users whose founder, Renato Steinberg, Vuksan interviewed at Techcrunch Disrupt. It was actually Techcrunch Disrupt when Steinberg first crossed paths, according to iG’s Diego Remus. Fashion.me [...]
Google Calendar Helps You Organize Your Everyday Tasks
Don’t you think it’s weird that there is no good alternative to Google Calendar? I mean, the thing is online, perfectly working with other Google’s services, it syncs to your mobile devices… Google Calendar is just great reminding you of your day-to-day activities. However, it has some features that will probably help you even more, [...]
CodeRace.Me: Ryan Carson Wants You How to Code… and Code Fast!
Have you ever tried to learn HTML but you found it boring? You were probably looking for a little motivation, a little competition that would force you to give out the best of you, right? The team over at Treehouse is commited to teaching you how to code for the web and iOS. It’s the new [...]
Buying on eBay Is (Not) Safe. You Should (Not) Read These Before Buyi…
Ebay, the biggest (and one of the oldest) online auction sites has grown really big in the last several years, and because of that, it may be a little riskier to shop at. Some will try to use eBay for selling all kinds of stuff, even masked in a form of some popular product. You [...]
Instameet: How To Get Instagrammers In One Place
Instagram, being the most popular photo sharing social network today has a large number of users, or to be more precise, fans all over the world! It’s no wonder they want to meet and hang out together, just like any Twitter user would come to a TweetUp nearby. InstaMeets are exactly that – a way [...]
Thomas Park: The Museum-loving Tech Blogger Talks About Domains and Startups
To me, Thomas Park is the epitome of a liberal arts major in the tech blogger world: offering a strong and well-informed perspective on technology and the internet, he never fails to grab your attention with a personal touch. From original research to exploring somewhat unconventional topics, you are bound to be intrigued by his soon-to-be [...]
The Best Super Bowl 2012 Commercials on YouTube
There are 2 types of people: the ones who think of the Super Bowl as the biggest football game of the year, and yet, there are the ones who think of is as a chance to see the best advertisements of the season. That’s right, the best commercials are saved for the Super Bowl and every [...]
Pinterest: The Coolest Way to Bookmark Awesome Internet Stuff
There are 2 things “the web” is currently talking about; the Facebook’s IPO and the other one is the Pinterest, a new social… pinboard. Yep, we can’t actually say it’s a network; it’s more like a bookmarking site but specifically made for photographs and video materials relevant to your interest. All of this is shared on your [...]