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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Drunk Drivers Name to be Published on Twitter in Montgomery County, Texas
The District Attorney’s Office of Montgomery County, TX, USA, has decided to publish the names of those charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. The names will be published on Twitter during holiday weekends as well, such as the Christmas holidays, Fourth of July and Memorial Day, which are thought of as times when a lot of people drive while intoxicated. The idea is a way of discouraging residents from getting behind the wheel while drunk. […]
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Twitter Automatic Link Shortening Service Launched
Sharing links on Twitter.com is now simple and instant. Yes! Twitter launched automatic link shortening on Twitter.com. Just paste a link of any length into the Tweet box on Twitter.com and hit “Tweet” button, twitter will shorten the link so that it only takes up 19 characters. […]
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How to Delete, Deactivate or Hide Your Facebook Account?
Facebook gives users the options to deactivate and to permanently delete your account. When you “deactivate”, all your personal data, including photos, interests, friends etc will still be saved indefinitely. If you want, you will be able to reactivate the account later. When you delete the account permanently, you will not be able to reactivate your account or retrieve any of the content or information you have added. […]
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