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Advice from Dr. Share More: How I learned to Stop worrying and Start loving the Information Overload!
While cautiously brooding over the impact of frictionless sharing in our lives, i felt it apt to borrow a leaf from the title of one of the greatest satirical movies of our times about a nuclear scare triggered by the actions of a crazy general. The nuclear apocalypse foreseen due to the policy of MAD (mutually assured destruction) bolstered by the buildup of missiles by proponents during the cold war formed the basis for that satire by Stanley Kubrick. The parallels couldn’t be more glaring if one were to comprehend the “MAD” scenario of universal information explosion that warring software … Read the rest
Tags: BASEX, bookmarks, collaborate, Digital Age, Dr. Strangelove, Email, Facebook, google, information overload, MAD, Mark Zuckerberg, Mobile One flew over the cuckoo's nest, notes, Nuclear, RSS feeds, Share, Stanley Kubrick, Store, Sync, twitter, zukmo
Posted in Zukmo | No Comments »
Zukmo for Android: It’s here!
Well, the wait is finally over and we are thrilled to announce that our first mobile app, Zukmo for Android has been launched and is now freely available in the android marketplace.
Get it now
Get Zukmo 1.0 now from the Android Market. If you are viewing this page from an Android device, click here to view and install Zukmo Android App from Android Market.
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Once you have downloaded the app and run it, you will be invited to sign in with your Zukmo ID and password. The Zukmo ID is your email address and the password in
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Bookmarking, Browsers, chrome, Content available offline, Content stored in cloud, Delicious, Desktop document support, Direct RSS feed handling, Facebook, firefox, Flock, Functions, google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Reader, Indexed searching, Instapaper, Integrated Services, Integration, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Login, Mobile App, notetaking, Opera, Platforms, Safari, Sharing and collaboration, Simplified viewing, twitter, Web bookmarking, Web clipping, yahoo
Posted in Features, Mobile App, Personal Digital Library, Zukmo | Comments Off
Major Release Announcement
As many of you already know (and the rest are about to find out) we’ve been hard at work here at Zukmo over the last few weeks. With just a month’s passing since our last major release, we’re pleased to announce the release of several major enhancements to greatly improve your Zukmo experience. These changes aim to significantly improve the number and quality of content sources that Zukmo can import and handle, and further extend user account management abilities. If you’re just interested in the raw information regarding to the update (TLDR), feel free to browse to the table at … Read the rest
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Browsers, chrome, Content available offline, Content stored in cloud, Delicious, Desktop document support, Direct RSS feed handling, Facebook, firefox, Flock, Functions, google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Reader, Indexed searching, Instapaper, Integrated Services, Integration, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Login, notetaking, Opera, Platforms, Safari, Sharing and collaboration, Simplified viewing, twitter, Web bookmarking, Web clipping, yahoo
Posted in Browser Extensions, Features, File Upload, IE Add-on, Migration, Multimedia, Personal Digital Library, Quality Assurance, Release, UI, Uncategorized, Users, Zukmo, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
Zukmo: Ahead of the Curve
One of the many responsibilities of working in the rapidly evolving software industry is the need to rapidly respond to new trends and developments. One such development that really caught our eye was the recent acquisition of $2.5M in funding by Readitlater, a company with a product that many have pointed out to us very much resembles Zukmo. Given the a obvious similarities, we decided that we’d take the opportunity to outline what actually make Zukmo and Readitlater very unique products.
Though we could write paragraph after paragraph about why Zukmo and Readitlater aren’t exactly in the same market space … Read the rest
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Browsers, chrome, Content available offline, Content stored in cloud, Delicious, Desktop document support, Direct RSS feed handling, Facebook, firefox, Flock, Functions, google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Reader, Indexed searching, Instapaper, Integrated Services, Integration, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Login, notetaking, Opera, Platforms, Safari, Sharing and collaboration, Simplified viewing, twitter, Web bookmarking, Web clipping, yahoo
Posted in Browser Extensions, File Upload, IE Add-on, Multimedia, Personal Digital Library, Startups, UI, Uncategorized, Users, Zukmo, Zukmo Desktop Utility, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
Want free WiFi? Head to the G.Y.M.
Apologies for the corny headline. This has nothing to do with working out.
But it is good news for all those laptops that are backing up online…
G.Y.M. is short for Google, Yahoo & Microsoft. The three companies seem to be in the midst of a flurry of FREE WiFi announcements. Here’s stuff that came through from G.Y.M. in the last 48 hours:
Google announced free WiFi at 47 airports – through the holiday season and into January 2010. They even have a FreeHolidayWifi web site on this. In what could easily be spun as a “limit the joy … Read the rest
Tags: airports, amazon, free wifi, freeholidaywifi, google, Microsoft, Online Backup, times square, yahoo
Posted in Broadband, General, google, Microsoft, Online Backup | No Comments »
Why Google will kill the “I’m feeling Lucky” button
Google is key to our business! We spend a lot of time studying how people looking for online backup solutions found us – through the organic & paid results on Google.
Besides this affinity for many things ‘Google’, three other events inspired this post:
a) Google announced its quarterly results earlier this month. Though revenues were almost stagnant, Google managed to deliver a higher net income of $ 1.48 bn (Qtr ending June 30, 2009)
b) Techcrunch says Bing users are twice as likely to click on ads than Google users.
c) I clicked on the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ button … Read the rest
Tags: google, im feeling lucky, Online Backup, StoreGrid, Vembu, wall street
Posted in General, Online Backup | 17 Comments »
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