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
How does chat work with Facebook Messages?
How does chat work with the new facebook messages? Chat and message histories are threaded together – you can think of them as one and the same. When you open a conversation you’re having with […]
Web Apps
Notes.io – Web-based Application for Taking Notes
Notes.io is a web-based application for taking notes. You can take your notes and share with others by providing the shorten url to a friend. When you want to share your notes just click short to have a shortened url created for sharing on Twitter, Facebook or wherever else you like. […]
Google
Follow @gmail in Twitter for Tips and Tricks from the Gmail Team
Gmail Team has started a new twitter account @gmail to share the tips and tricks of using Gmail. The team promises to read your feedback or ideas periodically if you could reply to @gmail or include #gmail in tweets. This Twitter account helps people to lean about the new features being launched in Gmail almost every week. […]
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