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Seesmic is wiggling itself out of a tight spot to become the number one Twitter client for everyone, not just early adopters. Not only does Seesmic have to compete with Tweetdeck’s desktop domination of 12.58% share of users (3.76% of folks on Twitter use Seesmic), but also against Tweetie’s 8.29% mobile domination. It’s an uphill [...]

I’m a huge fan of Drop.io, a real-time sharing, presentation, and collaboration service. Earlier this year, Drop.io released Conference.io, which offers more flexible features for sharing media with crowds. However, I use Drop.io more than not for sharing files with family and friends and for tech support in some cases. Because of this, I was [...]

I find myself gravitating towards Alltop.com a lot lately. Not more so than Feedly, but I make time to browse a few Alltop pages to get quick updates on industry news from the best on the field. Alltop pages are clever tools to tracking industry related news. Imagine getting a dashboard overview of new [...]

From Google Wave to Mozilla (the makers of Firefox) recently announcing Mozilla Raindrop, developers are looking to take all of your communication platforms and turn them into one centralized inbox stream. The future is heading towards a new inbox, full of emails, tweets, direct messages, Facebook updates and whatever else they can throw in [...]

This should keep folks talking about Microsoft a lot more after Mac Tuesday’s drooling annoucements!         
Will Bing Replace Twitter Search?
Today, Bing will integrate Twitter and Facebook status updates into their search services. Essentially, all of your updates will be available for public consumption like never [...]

With the imminent launch of lists, or groups, on Twitter, you’re probably wondering how the hell you’re going to use this feature. Why is Twitter adding lists long after several clients have already integrated Groups? Groups are a popular feature in Twitter clients such as Tweetdeck, Mixero, and Hootsuite. They offer many advantages and [...]

After a late night podcast with The Social Geeks, we came out with a spanking new idea that surprised us all: Everything Real-Time. Think of it as EverythingTwitter, except with real-time apps and services.
   
Essentially, what we aim to do is provide you with reviews and directions to the latest apps and services that [...]

If you haven’t heard, or just have no idea what the heck it meant, WordPress has released the RSSCloud, a plugin that allow blog updates to be instantly available to an RSS reader. In a sense, your WordPress blog can now become a real-time platform like Twitter or FriendFeed. Is this feature necessary for [...]

I almost laughed when I came to this conclusion and then I became really excited. Finally! Something very interesting happened , though I’m sure I’m not the first to have encountered it. I wanted to find out who the author of the blog Prevential is. So I headed to twitter search and proceeded to [...]

I want to see every conversation happening around the world right now about one specific topic. ANY topic.
Notice I said conversation.  Twitter search nor the many other search tools accomplishes this for me. They’re just real-time people search engines.
FriendFeed comes close. For short conversations, it’s great. However, their way of threading conversations makes [...]