by Andy Quayle | Dec 17, 2010 | Contributors
Delegating Gmail, Snapstick, Steve Jobs Ornament, Power Corkscrew, Tweet Wrap, Cars That See – … Easily share out your Gmail, fling media at your TV with Snapstick, make a holiday ornament that looks like Steve Jobs, pull wine corks with your power drill,...
by Tiffany Harkleroad | Dec 7, 2010 | Uncategorized
Image via Wikipedia I logged into my Facebook page yesterday only to receive a prompt that “Friend XYZ has upgraded to the new profile!” and suggesting I do the same. I figured, what else do I have to do? And I have to admit, it was a little disorienting...
by Andy Quayle | Aug 12, 2010 | Social Tech
Inspired by a Facebook post I saw earlier today I figured I’d write a little about something that has irked me for some time and continues to do so. One of my 700+ friends on Facebook is a brilliant Pittsburgh blogger/writer who goes by the name Jane Pitt – aka...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 1, 2010 | Uncategorized
Essentially it’s a boob shaped ploy. Often found on YouTube, a ‘Boob Mine’ is a thumbnail that shows (mostly) female cleavage with the sole purpose of luring hopefully guys, or girls, only to dash their hopes with a video of anything but female anatomy. Though Boob...
by Andy Quayle | Nov 2, 2009 | Uncategorized
TrendTracker tweeted something from SocialNetDaily the other day that raised a rather interesting point. Here’s my take on it. The general jist is that, the more you tweet links, the fewer clicks you’ll get. In a weird mathematical form it does make sense, in a very...
