Author Archives: ReviewSaurus

Should Twitter moderate trending topics?

Posted on June 22, 2009 by ReviewSaurus

I’m one of the power users of Twitter, not that I hit the Twitter’s A list anywhere, however according to Hubspot, I’m one of the top 50 users of twitter in India (of course, the competition isn’t that tough in … Continue reading →

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Is Steve Ballmer Making A Bad $10 Billion Bet

Posted on June 22, 2009 by ReviewSaurus

I am always amazed whenever I read some wonderfully researched articles by journalists, freelance writers, only to get a little disappointed when they start making comments about various other businesses based on their past records. Henry Blodget has posted this … Continue reading →

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Box launches another stupid press attracting stunt!

Posted on February 26, 2009 by ReviewSaurus

Box.net, one of the famous and often talk about file storage service on the internet has launched Web Documents. Web Documents is nothing but online web processor like Zoho Writer, Google Docs. It can be even called a basic html … Continue reading →

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Tumblrette is now called tumblr for iphone!

Posted on February 26, 2009 by ReviewSaurus

Popular Tumblr service, that allows one to create a microblog and offers host of features that lets you personalize the service to a whole new level has renamed its Tumblrette application (for iphone) to Tumblr for iPhone. The application used … Continue reading →

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Why is Google not flaunting Picasa for mac?

Posted on January 20, 2009 by ReviewSaurus

I love Google’s Picasa as it is one wonderful image organizer and offers decent image editing options. After coming back from Tata Jagriti yatra, I had thousands of photographs to share with the world and I was thinking of uploading … Continue reading →

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