If you’ve been laid off recently or simply love learning, then you may be looking to pick up a new skill quickly. In the past that would probably mean you’d need to enroll in some classes at a college or university.
The Internet is now home to several online learning websites that (in some cases) can be better than college.
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Android users can now have important documents signed on their devices with DocuSign Ink for Android.
You don’t need to rely on a printer or fax machine or even a scanner. Users can now safely and securely drag and drop their signature and initials onto any document.
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MyPermissions makes it easy to manage your social network and online service application permissions.
Privacy is one the biggest concerns when it comes to social networking and online activities. That’s why it’s a good idea to know who has access to your personal information.
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In 2007 Youtube began keeping track of how many hours of video were uploaded every minute. Back then, six hours of video was uploaded every single minute. In 2010, that number increased to around 48.
Today, Google has announced that every minute, 60 hours of video is uploaded to Youtube. That’s one hour of video every second!
Previously Google created charts and infofraphics to illustrate the data usage on Youtube’s servers and to showcase this mind-boggling engagement. But because of the the latest growth, they decided to launch onehourpersecond.com.
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Hey, Neighbor! is a new social network that wants to help you build relationships with the people that live around you.
It’s narrow focus on neighborhoods and apartment complexes makes it stand out from the crowd. The sole purpose is to enrich your real world interactions with your neighbors in an age where we rarely interact with the people that live closest to us.
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Obama and the current White House Administration just joined Google Plus to add to their arsenal of social media networks. This administration has been the most technologically advanced in the history of U.S. Politics. →Keep Reading
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That’s right we said draw your own music. Gliss is an iOS app that makes it easy for anyone to create their own music by drawing on the screen.
Gliss has a user interface reminiscent of Microsoft Paint and lets you draw with your finger to make music. From the developer:
“Gliss lets you play sound files and mix them easily by drawing on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. With gliss you can load your sounds and draw them on the gliss sequencer in a quick, intuitive way that lets you make music on the fly. Play your mix using a tempo or scrub through by tilting your iPhone.”
For some reason it brought back memories of playing with Mario Paint’s music making feature on the SNES for me *nostalgia*.
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