Later Bro is a service for those among you who have an audience to keep engaged on Twitter and Facebook, but who also have a life to deal with. It will let you schedule both tweets and status updates, and have them published whenever you want. If you will be busy doing something then you will still be able to keep an active presence on Twitter or Facebook by having scheduled everything to go live beforehand. [advt]Of course, a service like this one has all the inherent limitations that systems for the automatic posting of updates always have, namely that you won’t be able to break any news through it. It will be a problem or not according to what kind of information you usually tweet or post on Facebook, but even when you are known to share the latest news with your friends.
Blogging
Ping.fm – Simple Social Networks Update Service
It is frustrating to post the exact same information in multiple websites, like twitter, facebook, hi5, etc., isn’t it? Ping.fm makes it very easy to share your posts with the world. You can simply post […]
Google
goo.gl & fb.me URL shortener From Google and Facebook
Facebook and Google has come up with their own URL shortener services namely fb.me and goo.gl respectively. fb.me is now rolled out on a limited basis – to be used within facebook for sharing links within facebook and facebook mobile interface. You cannot use Google URL shortener to shorten links directly, because it is currently not provided as a stand-alone service. Currently it is only available from the Google Toolbar and FeedBurner. Google may eventually make it available for a wider audience in the future. […]
Facebook
Time “Person of the Year 2010” – Facebook In, WikiLeaks Out!
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive of Facebook.com, is announced the “2010 Person of the Year” of Time magazine. Even though the readers favored WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the Time magazine’s editors and correspondents chose Mark Zuckerberg as the winner. […]
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