QRLme is a free service that allow users to create QR codes for their profiles on social sites like Facebook and Twitter, and enable others to find them more quickly there. Users simply have to submit their Facebook/Twitter profiles for them to be converted on the spot, and the relevant codes to be generated. These can then be printed on leaflets and all the kind of materials where QR codes habitually go, and people who scan them using their smartphones will be taken straight to their profiles. They’ll be able to befriend them, and also to spread the word about them by sending out tweets or posting on their own Facebook walls.
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twebevent – Create and Attend Events in Twitter
twebevent is a collaborative media where you can create your own event and you can attend event created by others. Event attendees can directly go to an event through a custom event URL and can chat with other attendees. Users can link twebevent reminders to your own calendar. […]
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Frrole – Social Newspaper for Twitter
Frrole is a social newspaper built on top of Twitter. It analyzes Twitter data city by city, filtering out the noise and pulling out the most useful and popular tweets. These tweets are then algorithmically analyzed and categorized under different sections like Events, Sports etc […]
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Maharastra Government Bans Facebook in Mantralaya
Maharashtra government has restricted access to Facebook in Mantralaya after receiving complaints as employees were seen spending hours on it. As usual, employees are not happy with this move. Many claims that, they use Facebook during lunch break or when there is no work. Wondering how can a government employee have a day with ‘no work’? […]
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