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January 5th, 2014 by
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Everybody loves a good, riveting speech that inspires people and brings them to action. Many Internet users often spend significant amounts of time sifting through other content on streaming video websites and even famous quote databases to find inspiring speeches. However, there is a cool product on the web now that can help people avoid wasting time and effort searching through the Internet for speeches. Sweetspeeches is a website that catalogs speeches and makes them easily searchable and available to the public. SweetSpeeches doesn’t stick to a single category of speeches—such as sports or politics—instead it compiles different speeches from all possible sources. The site then categorizes each one for easier search functionality on the site. Users can browse through categories such as athletics, movies, politics, scholars, inventors, musicians, and others to find speeches for every occasion, whether someone wants a new perspective on computer repair technology or a rousing speech about combatting injustice. SweetSpeeches is trying to make it easy for people to find the right words to motivate themselves in any situation with the help of the Internet and modern technology. Read more »
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January 4th, 2014 by
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The culture of entrepreneurship is one that consistently breeds new ideas from startup founders and innovators meeting and exchanging concepts. Cool person Reinier Evers has been part of this culture for a long time, but has recently decided to give back into it by founding Springwise. Springwise is a tech blog/service hybrid that posts three new entrepreneurial concepts or prototypes on the market each day. Springwise does not post about established companies or startups but budding concepts, the sorts of ideas that inspire entrepreneurs rather than simply report on news, trends, or people. Whether it’s a new idea about how to connect people with services like computer repair or a way to use technology to improve bike safety, Springwise will post about them to the entrepreneurial community that it serves. Evers’s hope is that he will promote connections internally in the entrepreneurial community and spark potential innovation. Read more »
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January 3rd, 2014 by
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Despite the ubiquity of computer and cloud-based technology, many small businesses still use phone and human record keeping as their main form of appointment tracking. The team at SnapAppointments believes there is a better way to deal with appointments made possible through the use of technology. With cool product SnapAppointments, businesses use an online cloud platform to book and accept appointment requests online. This method provides a faster and more convenient method for companies to keep track of appointments with clients as well as other professionals. Rather than having to deal with communication issues over the phone or misheard appointment times, both businesses and customers can always easily check when their appointments are online. SnapAppointments tries to make the entire process of booking appointments easier so that companies don’t have to waste any more time with outdated booking practices or missed appointments. However, any potential SnapAppointments clientele should make sure they have proper business computer services in place to handle the integration of this cool product. Read more »
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January 1st, 2014 by
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Traveling to most cities, especially ones with heavy tourism, often feels inauthentic. Hotels, museums, theme parks, and other attractions often seem catered to distract or entertain and actually experiencing the authentic aspects of a place a traveler is visiting has become very difficult.
Cool person in technology Silvia Varela wants to solve this problem with her company Sherpandipity. Sherpandipity sells personalized time with a local expert to travelers who want to avoid the typical tourist experience and truly get the best and unique aspects of a city on their trip instead. Varela’s strategy to create this experience for Sherpandipity users is to connect them with “Sherpa’s”. Sherpas are people in a given town, city, or general area that have lived in and experienced the place for quite some time. Each Sherpa personally guides Varela’s customers on their trip. Through the help of individual Sherpa’s, Varela’s clients can have unique experiences when visiting different cities or popular tourist areas. Read more »
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December 31st, 2013 by
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Unwanted emails are something that everybody deals with and that nobody wants. Spam in people’s inboxes has been a serious problem since practically the inception of the Internet. Spam and promotional email marketing has even changed with the times to get past spam filters and get into people’s digital mailboxes more often. Companies use subscriptions now to load people’s mailboxes with advertisements legally. People often accidentally sign up for these email subscriptions because they are bundled with other purchases and offers. This unfortunate situation is why cool person in technology Henal Patel created the Unlistr mobile application in order to help people get unwanted promotional email out of their inboxes for good. Read more »
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December 31st, 2013 by
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Most social networks dedicate their features to helping people communicate with others that they already know, or who live nearby. Facebook connects people with friends and family and LinkedIn connects users with professional associates. Geonick is a cool product on the Internet that takes a much different approach to social networking. Geonick is a social network meant for travelers. Its features, design and implementation all cater specifically to the needs of international travelers. The designers of Geonick mean for it to help people connect with new people and experience new places rather than simply reinforce a person’s already established social groups. Geonick takes advantages of things like mobile technology and GPS in order to focus on the mobility of the travelers and give people ways to use the social network while out experiencing the world. Users who have broken smartphones or tablets will not be able to utilize Geonick to its fullest capabilities. To use this cool product as its creators meant it to be, those with broken mobile devices should get mobile computer repair service. Read more »
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December 30th, 2013 by
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“Going green” is becoming a more and more common goal for both big and small companies. While the rhetoric around using alternatives to paper products usually revolves around environmental issues, there is a convenience aspect that comes with going paperless as well. Many businesses find it easier to have all files and receipts stored on a hard drive rather than in a large, space-consuming file cabinet.
Paperhater is a cool product that wants to help businesses achieve this goal of paperless operations. Rather than deal with stacks of paper and physical receipts for every transaction a business makes, Paperhater creates a system where a business collects digital receipts rather than paper ones. Paperhater connects to both a company’s POS system and its printers and converts every sale into a digital receipt. Each receipt is accessible through Paperhater’s web app. Paperhater stores and encrypts receipt data in the cloud so businesses can access the information securely from any device. Businesses that need employees to access sales information across multiple devices may want solid office tech support in order to avoid any complications or issues. Read more »
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December 30th, 2013 by
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Actors, artists, and others who need to promote and market themselves on the web all use social media as a key way to get others to notice them. One of the major obstacles of promoting oneself on social media is a lot more obvious than many people expect—having people see what your post. Even if someone has a substantial following on sites like Facebook and Twitter, it can be a challenge to maximize the number of followers that see a post. Buffer CEO Joel Gascoigne is a cool person in technology who has created a product that can help with this particular problem. Buffer is a service that helps people who need their social media posts seen by as many people as possible. With Buffer, users can submit their social networking posts and Gascoigne’s product will post them at the most optimum times so that as many people see each post as possible. Buffer lets users manage multiple accounts on social media through their service so they can manage all of their content in one place. Computer tech support service may be helpful for anyone that hasn’t managed social media accounts through a third-party service before. Read more »
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December 29th, 2013 by
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The job market has not exactly been thriving over the last several years, and this has led to major difficulty for many recent college graduates. Jobs are not only harder to come by in general, but the ones that are available are often hard to find as well.
Gradseek is a cool product that wants to help both new members of the job market and businesses with open entry-level positions handle this tough situation. With fewer jobs to go around, many companies require more experience even for lower positions when a job opens. This shift has left many recent grads stuck and unable to apply for positions that would normally be a good fit for people. Gradseek believes that companies might be better off using recent graduates as a resource that they can tap for talented individuals that can benefit a company regardless of experience. Gradseek lets students put themselves out there with complete and robust profiles for potential employers to sift through when they’re looking for employees. Gradseek believes that if they present businesses with complete profiles of recent graduates, companies will be able to find the best people for open positions within the ranks of those graduates. The company believes this trend will hold true in all industries, from fashion marketing to office computer repair. Read more »
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December 28th, 2013 by
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College textbooks are rising in price faster than college tuition, which itself is outpacing inflation. Over the last thirty years, college textbook prices have increased by 812%. This fact means that current college students should take every chance they can get to save money on buying books each semester. Cool person in technology David Miller founded SlugBooks to help students in their quest for the best and lowest prices on their textbooks. Many universities overcharge for textbooks in their bookstores because they know most students don’t have the time and information necessary to find better prices online or elsewhere. Miller’s company SlugBooks takes the difficulty and time-consumption of textbook price hunting away with its online tools for finding good textbook prices. Miller’s website lets students find the textbooks necessary for their classes and then searches the web to find the best deals available on those books. Miller’s goal is to make it easy for students to find cheaper prices and spend the least amount possible on textbooks to help them save money for the semester but still got all the books that they need. Whether someone is taking a class in Advanced Network Services or in Political Science 101, SlugBooks can help them find inexpensive alternatives to getting the necessary textbooks. Read more »