Siri for the iPhone 4S may be the primary reason why many are upgrading to the newest iPhone. If you don’t have the latest iPhone, don’t worry, as virtual assistants are not limited to the iPhone 4S. If you have another Smartphone, you may want to check out the following: Vlingo (Android & iOs, free) [...]
The Evolution of Commerce Online
eBay announced that it’s new commerce platform called X.commerce, aka X.com, will aim at connecting a variety of online and offline services for merchants. This will range from and include: sales, payments, financial management tools, etc. This is the fourth addition to the company, which umbrellas eBay Marketplaces, PayPal, and GSI Commerce. The technology, known [...]
Sharing Presentations Online
When you send an important business contact an e-mail with a PowerPoint presentation attached, you might get a reply saying, “I couldn’t get the file to open on my computer.” The fact is many individuals don’t own PowerPoint. In scenarios such as these, your best option is to use an online service to convert your [...]
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An Alternative to Google Analytics

Google Analytics is a widely used web analytics solution that gives you insights into your website traffic. It’s simple and easy to use, but the depth of the analysis can be lacking at times. There are other options available to you and one that gives you more detailed relevant information is called PulseFlow. According to [...]
Late Night Snack
One of the latest apps for the smartphone is going to ensure that fast food is only a few screen taps away. SeamlessWeb is a free app that is available for the iPhone or Android smartphone that claims to be “feeding over 1,000,000 members”. This app allows you to order delivery and takeout meals from [...]
Latest Advertising Trend
By utilizing the latest smartphone technology, a new trend in advertising is able to interact with people providing them with even more information then a regular print ad would normally offer. You may have already noticed the code attached to print ads or billboards. It’s actually called QR code and it can be used to display [...]
Weekly Clicks – Jan. 8
This week’s edition of Weekly Clicks has been put together with the upcoming year in mind. To start with there is a top 40 list from 2010, followed by strategies for Twitter, highlights of this year’s CES, latest edition of apps, and predictions for 2011. Top 40 Apps from 2010 TechCrunch has put together a [...]


