Posted on 06 July 2011
Tags: aim, AirDisplay, AOL, apps, bit, choice award, Citrix, client, daily routine, Dragon dictation, editors choice, Facebook, Friendly, GoToMyPC, GUI, information, interface screen, ios, iPad, location based services, machine, messaging service, Monitor, morning coffee, network streams, networking issues, Official, positive Web site, processing, social network, social networking, social networks, tweet, Tweetdeck, tweets, Twitter, user friendliness, web, width, yelp
Since social networking has become much of our daily routine, like our morning coffee and our evening hang out. People around the world have different social networks to operate on. Most of us are on more than one. Following are the 6 best apps for social networking that we could find. These are based on productivity, user-friendliness and also on how much they are being used around the globe.
1. The AIM for iPad

It is a solid app for those that primarily use AOL’s messaging service, since you can import them directly. It has some social networking issues, e.g. you can’t re-tweet or reply friends when using the built-in Facebook and Twitter clients. It is rated with 3 stars.
2. Oecoway’s Friendly app

It is a simple social networking app. It is easy to use and light on the machine. Its main feature is excellent layout. It keeps the social net-worker to his/her rudimentary purpose. It is rated with 3.5 stars.
3. Hootsuite

HootSuite enables users to build many social network streams on one interface screen. Hootsuite app offers a different feature for all you people who operate on different social networks simultaneously. But it is kind of difficult for people who aren’t good at classifying information. Read the full story
Posted on 19 February 2010
Tags: aim, chat, chat applications, Facebook, Facebook 3.0, iChat, IM clients, instent messaging, MSN, MSN Messenger, Social media sites, social networking, social networking profiles, social networks, VoIP
Who hasn’t dreamed of having our Facebook chats added to our favorite IM client? Ever since it has started it has made a tremendous recovery, keeping customers satisfied and fulfilling wants and needs of security and better development. And now it has done it again, the once promise made one year ago of supporting Facebook Chat over XMPP/Jabber, has finally come true. Facebook has partnered off with AIM to bring your own chats with close buddies to your very own desktop. However, not all of us are a fan of AIM and if that’s so don’t put on a gloomy face; there is a solution to having your Facebook chats displayed on to your choice of IM client. It not only has partnered with AIM but because its implementation of XMPP/Jabber, makes it possible to display chats on to other preferred IM interfaces. 
For those using the multiple protocol IM clients such as Pidign, Adium, or iChat, setting up is easy as ABC. First you have to add the new Jabber or XMPP account, where the username will be addressed as and your password will be as same as for Facebook. Once logged in you must be bursting with excitement but there might be some problems which will be sort of hard to adjust. For instance, it’s expected that all your friends will show up in your buddy list, however, the organization may seem a bit messy and hard to grasp. Why so?
Posted on 16 January 2010
Tags: aim, applications, Blog, Cooliris, Facebook, format, Hulu, jott, Meebo, MSN, music, name, netvibes, Pandora, peepel, posts, RSS, videos, weather, web, word, Yahoo
Pandora is a great radio station, which not only plays your favorite music, but also plays any song you name, or if it can’t find it, it’ll play songs similar to the one you named. It uses an advanced system to play songs that have similar rhythms, beats, and music to whatever you type in. You can create an account enabling it to keep track of all your personal radio stations. And It’s free too!
With Hulu, you can use your computer as your television set. There is no need to install any software or make an account. Just go to the website and see your favorite video clips, full TV episodes and seasons, and even feature-length films.
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Posted on 04 December 2009
Tags: aim, Amazon, Checkers, Chess, Dots, finger physics, free iphone applications, google, google earth, hangman, horoscopes, iFarm, iMafia, itunes, Line Up, Monkey, movies, Paper Toss, Photoshop, Playmesh, runway, Skype, Sudoku, touch, Twilight, UNO, US, words
Here is a list of the top 100 free applications available in the iTunes App Store. The top 100 have been decided by looking at the number of downloads by all iPhone users in the United States.
1. Finger Physics
2. Runway
3. Mad Libs Lite
4. Traffic Rush
5. iFarm by PlayMesh
6. Twilight: The Movie Game
7. Unblock Me
8. Facebook
9. Cows In Space
10. Convert Units for Free
11. Pandora Radio
12. Ramp Champ
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Posted on 24 October 2009
Tags: aim, Amazon, application, Appworld, BlackBerry, Boopsie, browser, desktop, Facebook, Google Maps, ICQ, iPhone, MSN, Neosistec CarFinder, Palringo, Pandora, Qik, satellite, search engine, smartphone, stream live videos, twitterberry, Viigo, voice chat, wikipedia, Yahoo
Do you wish for a phone that provides you all the applications you require free of cost? Your awaiting moment is now over because blackberry smartphones now bring you a range of free Blackberry applications that you can download easily and make your phone more productive. These phones provide variety of applications which will be discussed below in this article.
The following are the 10 most exciting free applications accessible through Blackberry smartphones.
1. Pandora Mobile
This free Blackberry application is accessible in Pandora. It allows you to perform almost all the functions that can be performed on the desktop version .
Its functions include generating new stations, listening to station generated earlier, rating songs and many more. You can download it through your Blackberry’s browser from http://www.pandora.com.
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