Google + Everyone is talking about. The developed on their own social network, the search giant would now like to start by fully and make the most competitors and monopolists Facebook properly fire and throw in the best case from the throne. Whether this is possible? In the past, Google had in fact not the magic touch when it came to social skills. Orkut was nothing, Buzz did not work and basically never came Wave to get out of beta. Reason enough to digress once again properly and to draw on the full. One thing is clear: the friendship of the future.
Just a new video flew through my RSS feeds with the curious name Super Insane Twitter hack. Well, since you're still curious, is it? But what one is expected in the video is shown and, ultimately, surprising. Look and faved!
Anyone interested in actually during the Football World Cup, what I write here? Well I hope so, because today I want to time a new social network to introduce what I netzwertig in and took up the name eat.ly hear. It is, as the name suggests, comes from this side of food.
Because it is so now, the ominous Google TV. In the past, it was already speculated more frequently . In effect, these are nothing more than a little on the flat screen TV on the custom Android. This means that you have a home screen on which you can store your various websites or channels, so you have these ready immediately, for example Youtube. In addition, it is possible to search the entire web for a program or something similar. The philosophy behind it? Google is thought that more and more users watch TV shows via the Web onDemand, because in the web so far has more freedom in terms of personal time management. It is no longer on the schedule attached to the transmitter. Best example of an erupting success in America is probably Hulu.
The androids of you out there now the official Twitter client for real-time short messaging system is released . Requirements Android is 2.1 or higher.
Those who do not want to read on and try the client immediately, either scan the QR code to the right of this article or download the client in the Android Market.
Because the client to read as above, unfortunately, only for devices running Android 2.1 or higher is run, the rest remain Androiduser course on the track, especially since many manufacturers have released no update for their devices. Caschy of bremerhaven-city , however, has a tip that goes by the name Cyanogen ROM. Schauts you at times . Here is footage of the software, so you can make yourself a picture of the client:
Whom the client does not like or use the client due to the Android 2.1 must not, of course, can also switch to alternatives. The there are in heaps and are usually free. Have proved successful since twicca or Twidroid .
In the 90 years people have dreamed of a second life in cyberspace, a new digital universe in which they invent themselves every day and where to change his appearance, name and even gender at any time could. In chat rooms and forums, the participants came to the rapidly changing pseudonyms and nicknames, and experimented with their identity, without actually revealing something of himself. Today, the use of the ego has changed in the network: the modern web-residents will be identified and found, he wants to leave visible traces - and he begins to actively manage his profile: He invites his films up on YouTube, photos on his Flickr ties, business contacts on XING, manage their bookmarks on Mister Wong remains with fellow students via Facebook to connect singles and permanent status messages to Twitter from - all mostly under his real name. If our appearance on the web an integral part of the self, and what consequences this has for our lives? These questions investigated the electrical reporter in a new episode.
Just yesterday, is only a new build of Digsby have been released. And I was amazed how great this thing looks like it now and what it can do. ICQ, MSN, Jabber, Facebook, Twitter. Everything! And all for free. Niente you have to pay. Does not sound bad at first until I remembered my (few months ago) made the first attempt to install the thing. The latter was actually pretty straightforward, except for the advertising that the user is "available" during the installation, disturbed. But that did nothing, checked off and completed. So why not Digbsy? Or Miranda? QIP? What then? Messenger 5 in all-round shock.
Digsby
The first time makes Digsby . Digsby has everything users need: The most commonly used protocols and links to your favorite social networking services like Facebook or Twitter. Yes, even the GMail account you can use this query, in the truest sense of the word-Multi-Messenger. Only the program is probably supposed to English, but this should not really slow down the young computer users. For all friends of visual entertainment, here's a video of everything that Digsby can.
Trillian
Trillian should be familiar to some of you. There is also a Multi-Messenger. Since the relaunch of Trillian, which is decorated now with the increases in Astra, Trillian Astra also supports a seemingly vast number of protocols. MSN, ICQ, YAHOO, AIM, IRC, or even as well as social networks like Twitter, Myspace and Facebook are the party. Actually, here left to be desired. That thing get updated very often, even in German. But unfortunately there is one thing that annoy me very much at Trillian Astra and Digsby.
IM passwords in the server cloud
Actually, Trillian and Digsby make it as something right. After my little anecdote in the above portion of this article asks the resourceful and zealous other readers (and thinkers) deal: Yes, why have not you the Moppet on your PC when it is so awesome, the answer is actually answered quickly: Both Messenger save all IM data, so your passwords to your account, depositing it in the program, in-house on the server. They created the first start of the program have an account with the manufacturer of the multi-messenger, and then links all IM accounts like ICQ, AIM and Twitter, with this one account. The data is not stored on your computer, but centrally in the network. This of course has its advantages: you can log associated with only one username and password on all accounts. For me, my passwords are still on my PC. Even if the producers promise anything encrypted to me is not so very well lie at the thought of my history or account information anywhere, on any server around. I just will not. My dates are on my PC. But do what?
Miranda
So one goes on the search for other messengers. Over time, it is in Miranda does not pass. This is an open-source multi protocol instant messenger. Even here there are no limits. Enumerate all protocols would be a bit out of place. I'm sure Miranda has what you want. Miranda has it all. But there lies the problem: Miranda has so much that it is about to look for a little layman. Installing plugins is even an experienced user difficult. I have certainly no desire to zuquälen me for hours until the installation of plugins around before I'm the messenger, as I would like to have him. So Miranda is gone for me too. If there is not much choice but to messengers.
QIP
QIP I used a very long time. I was very happy with it. QIP is simple. QIP works. Just simply chat. That's all I want. I do not want any silly games. No stupid ICQ 6 fair GUI. It is now a new version of QIP, QIP Infium be scolded. She has never liked me but. I always have the old, QIP 2005 used. The stupid thing was simply just that it only supports the AIM protocol and file transfers almost never worked.
qutIM
Funny name, great Messenger. If I did not know better I'd say qutIM is a clone of QIP. It has almost the same functions, the same appearance. Only protocols does the things. Well, there are not so many now. ICQ, Jabber, IRC and a few other Russian service (the programmer comes from Russia). In the network, the data is not stored. qutIM is ideal for me. Unfortunately, social networks are not supported. A few can be supplemented with plug-in my opinion. But since I do not use such services before a messenger, is the stuff I do not care.
I qutIM only recently in use, but I'm fairly sure I'll stay here first. Yes, even the chat histories can be imported from several IM's via the built-in history manager. For me, the QIP would not work so well. What a pity.
But I still think qutIM will be my new permanent candidate. Ultimately, yes everyone needs to know himself what he would like to use Messenger. I'm very satisfied with qutIM.
It's been more than a few minutes, as Google put their new product at the press conference before . It is a kind of real-time status of service and is named Buzz . Preliminary first a little video.
These two minutes moving images illustrate very well the features of Buzz. With the buzz is all Gmail account holders able to inform other people about the current state of affairs. For entry has a ready list of people has been created that will follow. This list can of course be extended. Basically the whole thing works like Twitter.
In addition, it is possible to connect the Buzzkonto with other social networking services like Twitter, friendfeed and flickr. Unlike Twitter, it is also possible, videos, photos and maps natively inserted into the posts. Twitter for these functions are a number of ancillary services such as twitpic or Twtpoll ready. It is also possible to include all sites in the posts. For this purpose, "the element ripped out . " Negative is, of course, that may be a lot of traffic generated by the operators of the websites. Overall, therefore, be directly involved in countless media the posts.
In addition, I can decide whether a post is made public only for a private group of people or for all. On Twitter you can only generalize here, that is, either the entire account private or not.
A real advantage of buzz, however, the search for other relevant posts. Suggestions are always displayed in a buzz. This could prove to be useful to put it in the Google search page so as they assessed the relevance of a website and not just like other search engine (then) were just looking for links.
Ultimately determines the mass of what service they want to use. Google, however, from the outset in possession of numerous GMail accounts. One or the other should therefore not be reluctant to try it out Buzz.
Just read on Basic Thinking is not the blogs of dying, but the bloggers . Thus, decreases in particular the number of young bloggers. It lies But how? First, it is certainly the case that the micro-blogging, ie those services like Twitter have become increasingly popular. It is simple, quick little message to send off 140 characters, 500 words as a strong article on his blog. And it is also more convenient. But that may not actually be the main reason to use but only 8 percent of the 18-year-old Twitter. I think the whole thing is something else. And although the school.
I notice it even in me. My schedule has unfortunately been designed in such a way that I get 3 of 5 days after 4 clock home. Recently, it is still the case that my day is over at half past five. After this fall may have on homework. And yet, in my case comes to preparing for the baccalaureate. Then you have no real wish for involving yourself with blogging. This is my situation. As you could see from my last sentence, I'm in high school a few months and am therefore in the 13th Stage. For the little ones but it looks no different.
Since the introduction of the G8, it is in the lower grades pupils involved so that they sit up into the afternoon at school. Or the parents both work and they are supervised during lunch time. It is not uncommon to come home until 4 clock. And then they simply have no appetite for more nothingness.
It's no wonder more, that fewer and fewer young people themselves in the network generate active content. For this they simply have no more power when they are home. I personally think the G8 anyway crap. This fast-food school brings in retrospect nothing more than stress. And less precious childhood.
Pingdom was so nice and has almost an information overflow on the Internet published in 2009. Here are some selected facts, the rest is in her article on Pingdom:
90 trillion emails were from the 1.4 billion email users worldwide sent, ie approximately 247 billion emails a day
In December 2009 came to 47 million sites to the network -> 234 million Web sites exist in December 2009
Worldwide there are approximately 1.73 billion Internet users, most squatting in Asia (738 million)
There are 126 million blogs worldwide. Scatterd is one of them.
27.3 million tweets are tweeted every day
84% of social networks have more female than male users
Lots of other facts about the Internet in 2009 you can Pingdom to read.
