Since I did a major factory reset on my work PC, I lost my Tweetdeck and Seesmic.  I have been switching back and forth between these two fantastic Twitter desktop applications for Windows.  Since I tweet mainly using my Blackberry, I only use my desktop Twitter application when my mobile is dead and charging, but I truly steer clear from Twitter desktop applications because I find it obtrusive.  Put those babies on and say goodbye to...

If you are familiar with Twitter and Facebook, then PicLyf is nothing new to you.  Think photo stream on real-time. Like Twitter, you could follow friends and even earn badges like that of Foursquare.  Since joining PicLyf, I have earned 7 badges.  One of them was for uploading and sharing my Wordcamp Philippines 2010 picture with WordPress Founder, Matt Mullenweg as well as the thumbs up badge for sending a webcam image of myself...

I noticed that I hang around  Twitter longer each day.  When I wake up, I like checking @Inquirerdotnet for local news that I might have missed during the time I was snoring away… I really do not care who is following me because I have seem to attract enough Internet Marketers and spambots that I stopped wondering who my followers are.  For some reason, some felt it is interesting to follow my tweets, but I like following my favorite...

In response to @ryanbarr’s contest sent via Twitter, I would definitely love to win a $50 or $25 Apple Gift Card from Spookyismy.name – Web Design and Development. To comply with the contest rules, here are my response: 1. What you would do with your Apple Gift Card if you won? If I would win, I would definitely get myself a subscription of MobileMe or a Mac Box Set if I have extra money to cover the balance. It’d be nice to...

Have you tried Flock? Any social animal would perhaps love Flock? Here are why Flock was voted as PC World’s Top 10 Products of 2008. - Intergration with Facebook, Pownce, Digg, Twitter, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Myspace and more. No wonder its dubbed as the Social Web Browser… What makes this better for me is that this is powered by Mozilla. What are you waiting for? Try Flock. What is your browser? ...