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ZumoDrive is now open to the public! I you don’t know about ZumoDrive, you can read it on my post here. Anyways, here’s what ZumoDrive is briefly: Its an online cloud storage service that allows you to access your files on multiple devices.
The ZumoDrive iPhone application is not yet released but can be expected in the AppStore soon.
Visit ZumoDrive.com
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Need to stay updated with all your TV shows and don’t have the time to hunt for them ? Here’s the simplest solution to staying updated with the latest episodes of all your favorite TV shows. Its Ted (Torrent Episode Downloader). Ted is a simple cross-platform application that allows you to select the TV shows you watch, it has a complete list with a search feature. After you set your list of shows, it will wait till the air date and then check for the episode on all torrent sites and download the torrent. You can also tell it to start the download automatically in your default BitTorrent client. That’s it! Once it is configured, it will take care of the rest. All you have to do is grab some snacks and watch your TV shows!
Ted is a freeware and is available for Download for Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Have you got several accounts on the internet and finding it difficult to manage all of them? Then, Fuser makes things easy for you. Fuser is a web service that allows you to manage all your E-Mail mailboxes, Social network accounts and Twitter accounts from one place. Fuser currently supports Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail and AOL mail for E-mail and Facebook, MySpace and Twitter for Social networking.
Note that its completely Java based and will not run on computers where Java is not installed.
We all have been using TinyURL since a long time and we love it! If you don’t know about TinyURL, it’s a URL redirection service that generates small (tiny) URLs out of long URLs and redirects the user to the original URL when the TinyURL is used. This is helpful in Mails, IM conservations and on Twitter.
However, there are other two great Tiny services. They are not by the creators of TinyURL but are great web services. They are TinyChat and TinyPaste. Lets take a look at them.
Mozilla has released the alpha version of its mobile browser called Fennec. Its available for download for all Windows Mobile phones (currently running at 480x640 resolution). As this is just the Alpha release, Mozilla has disabled soft keyboard input, program or add-on updating, and a few other features.
If you want to try out the Fennec alpha, its worth it.
Postbox is a new E-mail client that was just released as public beta yesterday. It delivers E-Mails, RSS Feeds and Newsletters. I played with Postbox yesterday and found it to be “a beautiful and feature enhanced Thunderbird”. It feels like Mozilla Thunderbird but has more features like ToDo lists and tagging. The interface also looks a bit different with hooded transparent windows and pop-up menus.
So, lets run down through the features of Postbox.
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Adobe has updated their AIR marketplace and has released a new AIR Marketplace for AIR application downloads. The marketplace is in the beta. Adobe has updated the site design and enhanced the user interface. Besides the interface, now users can view profiles of Publishers and applications submitted by them. Publishers can also be contacted through the links on the profile. The Product pages have larger previews of the applications and tabulated information about the version and download statistics. The marketplace search has also drastically improved.
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Google has released a new service called Google Sync that syncs all your Mails and Contacts between your computer and mobile phone via Exchange. Its compatible with iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Sony Ericsson and Nokia. The service also provides push mail and contacts. Currently the service is in beta and does not support multiple calenders.
Go configure Google Sync, visit Google Mobile Sync
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Amazon just announced the second version of the popular Kindle ebook reader. Even though the concept of ebooks have been there since years, the Kindle has made people switch to ebooks. The first version of Kindle was a great success and the second version was greatly awaited. The new version will still cost US $359 and will start selling from February 24th. The new Kindle is much thinner than the older version and its major feature update is the new Read to Me feature, which can read any content on the device back to you in a decent-sounding computerized voice. There’s even seven times more storage, a sharper 16-level e-ink display that turns pages 20 times faster, 25 percent longer battery life, and a new five-way joystick that improves navigation.
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Microsoft has just enriched Hotmail a bit, after the recent Gmail updates. The updates go right from advertisement placement changes to maps and social networking updates. After the Unlimited storage by Yahoo Mail and continuously increasing storage by Gmail, Microsoft has also introduced its ever growing storage. The mailbox capacity keeps expanding as you get more mails. Hotmail had mailbox themes from before Gmail and others but were limited, so now they had added several themes to the collection.