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.
Facebook
Facebook Announced Skype-powered Video Calling and Group Chat
Facebook unveiled video chat powered by Skype, revealing the “something awesome” speculation. The improvements includes Skype-powered video calling, group chat, and a redesigned chat tool. Click on the video-call button at the top of chat window to start a video conversation. […]
Facebook
Facebook Mobile Site (m.facebook.com) – Improved and Unified
Facebook rolled out an upgrade to m.facebook.com that delivers the better mobile Web experience irrespective of the device you are using. With this, users with high-end touch devices will see a rich touch-friendly interface; for feature phone users, site will look and work great. […]
Internet
LinkedIn – The Most Followed Social Networking in India?
According to a Social Media survey conducted by Indiabiz News & Research Services (INRS) covering over 350 respondents in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore, the popularity of micro-blogging sites such as Twitter seems to be limited to celebrities. Linkedin, according to the survey, has a greater following. The vote in favour of LinkedIn (45.8%) was way above either YouTube (36.5%) or Twitter (29.6%). […]
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