Sunday, October 11, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
I (HEART) Twittercruising

Bedrijfsuitje Puur Amsterdam
We're going on another Twittercruise! On 10/10/2009 we are boarding a ship again with our gadgets! Al thanks to @puur from Puur Amsterdam
Here's a video from two years ago...
Twitter Love Boat from Marlooz on Vimeo.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
I (HEART) Sharing
To share my photos and videos online I prefer to use Mobypicture. You may use Twitpic or Tweetphoto to post to Twitter, but Mobypicture does more than that. Not only does it post to Twitter, it posts to ALL your social networks. The layout of the site is much easier on the eye than Tweetphoto or Twitpic and is free of advertising.

You can use their website to upload your pictures, audio or video, send an e-mail to your Mobypicture e-mail address or use one of their apps.
They have an iPhone app and an Android app out and added Nokia Share Online

You can choose to view your photos and videos or audio as a list or grid. The photo page gives you all the information about the picture and where it has been posted with the external links to these posts.

Mobypicture also released a widget to put on your desktop so you can always view your pictures or those of groups you belong to or special subjects you are following.
And the newest addition to the Mobypicture services is map view. Read more about it on Mathys van Abbe's blog, founder of Mobypicture.


You can use their website to upload your pictures, audio or video, send an e-mail to your Mobypicture e-mail address or use one of their apps.
They have an iPhone app and an Android app out and added Nokia Share Online

You can choose to view your photos and videos or audio as a list or grid. The photo page gives you all the information about the picture and where it has been posted with the external links to these posts.

Mobypicture also released a widget to put on your desktop so you can always view your pictures or those of groups you belong to or special subjects you are following.
And the newest addition to the Mobypicture services is map view. Read more about it on Mathys van Abbe's blog, founder of Mobypicture.

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