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See what happens when you retro-fy popular brands in poster form.
More retro-fied posters at DesignFloat.
Tags: Facebook, google earth, LAst.FM, Online Brands, Posters, Retro, Skype, twitter, Vintage, youtube
Have you ever wondered what you’ll see if you can look at the back of webpages? Back of a Webpage has all the answers.
The birds are busy bringing you tweets (links, videos, photos, music, etc).
It’s pretty cool seeing the back of Flickr photos look like the real back of real photograph prints.
Source: [Back of Webpage]
Tags: Facebook, flickr, Google, iSite, popular websites, twitter, websites
Having a hard time keeping up with online news? If you are subscribed to numerous online news sites, blogs, facebook pages and twitter accounts… you know what mean. It now takes a lot of time browsing pages after pages of content just to find something that is “news” to you.
Summify is an online news reader that filters the content that you are subscribed to and deliver the top five stories to your email. This way you can lighten the browsing and just wait for the top news of the day in your email.
Do not mistake Summify for something that will deliver the top five or top ten news of the day from the entire web to you. Summify’s top picks will depend on your subscriptions. There’s a chance that you’ll miss a good read if you’re not subscribed to the website that delivered it.
You can add your Twitter, Facebook and Google Reader to Summify and it will choose which stories are most important. The more accounts you add, the better the selection process gets. You can choose the amount of articles you want emailed to you and the frequency of the delivery. If you only have time for 5 or 10 articles per day or want your news only once a week, you can easily edit them in your summary settings. You also have the power to set the time Summify will deliver the news to your email.
This is great for people who want the best news from their subscriptions and particularly useful to people who only have a limited amount of time for news articles.
Summify is a “social news reader” that helps you consume your river of news in minutes, rather than hours.
Tags: Facebook, Google Reader, News, reader, Summify, twitter
IamAPirate.org is a website that asks you a few questions, and if answered truthfully, will tell you if you are a Pirate of not. When we speak of pirates here, we don’t mean the “Pirates of the Caribbean Captain Jack Sparrow Pirate.” This is about file sharing on the internet. Yes, that pirate kind of thing.
This simple tool was created by PirateParty UK. It is dubbed as the political party of the digital age. They represent the changes demanded by technology that governments and industries are resisting with all their might. Their primary objective is the reformation of copyright and patent laws to fit their purpose, and the privacy of the individual and freedom of speech to be upheld and protected.
If you support the cause of the group and believe that sharing stuff that you have already bought should be legal and reduce the excessive length of copyright protection, then answer the few questions and find out if you are truly a pirate in the eyes of media corporations. You can also share on Twitter if you are a pirate and that you are not ashamed to be one.
Tags: copyright, I am A Pirate, Piracy, twitter
