There are so many software in the World Wide Web and the last thing that we will need is to have yet another email inbox to check. However, if you have difficulty surfing the Web, accessing your Twitter or Facebook, and you can’t kick those habits, Flexamail has got one of the best solution around, by allowing you to access them all in your inbox.
Flexamail is an email sevice, yet it is not the email service that you use to check for mail everyday. Sound confusing? To make it more explicit, Flexamail is a web service that can send your Web content, Twitter or Facebook update to your personal inbox. All you need to do is to send an email to the respective Flexamail email account and it will automate the process for you.
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The beauty of Twitter is that it is a simple platform for conveying complex information. You can use it to create mini-blog posts (at 140 characters they really are “mini”), you can share links or have conversations with friends, you can even use it to 
Everything these days is geared toward social. Whether it is an application for the web or mobile, there will always be a way to share information with others. 
How many of you use social sites? Do you find yourself using Twitter or Facebook for more private communication? There are other options out there.
If you are the type of person who can’t live without internet, wake up every morning and check your Facebook account before having coffee, always tweet a new update every 15 minutes and have a large circle of friends on social media websites – you are going to love RockMelt.
Social media has wriggled its way into almost every corner of everyday life for most people. Businesses are seeing a huge benefit in certain platforms. One highly useful way to communicate and keep everyone up-to-date is the micro-blogging platform.
Long past the times where you just publish your blog content and people will come. Nowadays, to ensure that your readers can receive your latest update, not only do you need to have a RSS feed for your site, you also need to aggregate it to various social networks. 
I am sure you have heard the big news of the week. Yes, the new Digg v4 has launched. 
If you are a webmaster, most probably you have used Tweetmeme or Topsy services to embed the Retweet button on your site. The good news is, Twitter has now released an official tweet button that you can use, so you don’t have to rely on third party to get your tweets across. The bad news is, you will have to change your existing code to show the Tweet button (the Tweetmeme or Topsy tweet button will continue to work fine if you decided not to change).