Internet and social media technologies for humans
Regardless of what Google’s doing with its terabytes of personal data, I still recommend that you download Chrome immediately, if you haven’t yet. It’s clearly going to be an enormous winner in the browser space and is only going to save time and effort for its users. In one fell swoop, the reign of Internet Explorer, Safari, and up-and-coming Firefox might soon be put to an end.
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As promised by developer Yongfook, self-hosted lifestreaming service Sweetcron launched a public beta yesterday, opening its doors to throngs of aggregation enthusiasts. At the beginning of the month, I wrote about why I was excited for Sweetcron’s release, and I’m happy to say that my recent dabblings in the brand-new service have met my high expectations.
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It has been unofficial lifestreaming month here on andydesoto.com, and although we’ve talked about Swurl, Sweetcron, Friendfeed, and other lifestreamers and aggregators, there’s been one microblog platform quietly chugging along that I didn’t even know existed: soup.io.
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