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August 21st, 2013 by
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While there is a plethora of ringtones available for all types of smartphones via online music stores, there are times when you want something more personal as a ringtone but have no easy way to create it. Fortunately, Audiko is a cool product in technology that gives you the ability to create a ringtone from any audio file that you own. Audiko offers a simple set of tools that allow users to take a clip of up to thirty seconds from any audio file and convert it to ringtone format. Users simply go on the website, upload the audio file they wish to use, and edit it directly in their browser before converting it into a ringtone. Audiko lets you utilize any audio format you want to create your ringtone, including high definition audio formats like FLAC for those who want their ringtones’ sound quality on par with the rest of their music. PC support can always help you if you find yourself struggling to upload a file to Audiko’s website. Read more »
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August 19th, 2013 by
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Bootlegging live recordings from concerts has been a tradition of many artists’ fan bases since long before the Internet came into existence. However, due to a lack of professional recording equipment, most fan-recorded concerts have very poor sound quality. Fan recordings also can be risky due to copyright issues if used outside of very specific settings and situations. Lively is a cool product that lets people listen to live shows without any of the downsides of bootlegged recordings. With Lively, you can listen to professionally recorded audio tracks of the concerts you attend as soon as the show is over. If you want to relive an amazing performance you just attended, all you have to do is turn on your smartphone and download the concert right away. Anyone who’s only experienced low-quality fan-recorded bootlegs will quickly realize the advantages of professional, high-quality recordings that they can conveniently access wherever they go. For help downloading performances to your iPhone, find Apple support. Read more »
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August 17th, 2013 by
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There are many options when you need a new design for a company logo, business card, or even an overhaul of your website. However, unless you have a full-time designer on staff, getting simple updates to your designs can feel like more effort than it’s worth. Swiftly is a cool product that helps you avoid the pain of trying to find a freelance designer for every small design task. Swiftly is a web service that connects you to professional designers who can perform small design tasks for you quickly. You simply upload your current design to the site, explain what you need done, and Swiftly finds a design professional who can do it right away. The website currently claims that it only takes hours to complete whatever design task you upload to them, meaning you could get your company’s design problems fixed in less than a day. Contact IT support if you ever have trouble uploading a design to Swiftly’s website. Read more »
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August 16th, 2013 by
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Finding an internship or a first job out of college can be an aggravating experience. Having to fill out endless applications for individual companies can be daunting. While social networking sites like LinkedIn offer a place to keep a centralized profile and make job applications easier, most companies using those sites are often looking for seasoned professionals, not people to fill entry-level roles. InternJump is a cool product that is trying to offer a something similar to LinkedIn, but specifically for college students and recent graduates. Both students and companies can keep profiles on the site that make searching for the right internship or first job easier. For students, this is helpful in that they know the companies on InternJump are definitely looking for young talent. This means students and recent grads won’t waste time applying to many positions at companies who don’t want younger applicants. InternJump’s focus on the internship and entry-level job market could provide major benefit to young job hunters as well as companies looking for fresh talent. Those who have problems setting up profiles on InternJump should seek PC tech support for assistance. Read more »
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August 15th, 2013 by
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It’s hard to know exactly what’s in our food and what it might do to us. Nutrition labels on most food products only give us pure statistics about things like fat, calories and sodium, which can be misleading without a full ingredient list. Grocery shoppers who want to find the healthiest foods and avoid ingredients that may cause long-term harm to their health can’t depend solely on the information found in nutrition labels. NxtNutrio is a cool product that gives shoppers the power to check a detailed ingredient list of every food they buy in a store. It allows users to see exactly what’s in their food before they purchase and eat it. NxtNutrio gives users the ability to make educated and healthy decisions about what they put in their body. Read more »
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August 14th, 2013 by
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There are many options for planning vacations via the web, such as travel sites like Orbitz and Expedia, but most of these options are limited in nature. They only allow you to plan certain things ahead and generally offer no easy tools to plan anything beyond a place to stay and a flight to get there. Many vacationers want to plan a complete and unique trip with a detailed schedule, but most travel websites don’t offer this option, forcing such travelers to speak to a travel agent. Nezasa is an online travel service that attempts to make planning even the most complicated and unique trips as easy as booking a flight is on other websites. This cool product wants customers to be able to easily customize their entire trip, schedule every detail down to the minute, and book everything at once for a single price, eliminating the need to speak to a travel agent at all. Nezasa aims to make even the most adventurous trips simple and convenient to plan for travelers. Read more »
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August 13th, 2013 by
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It’s a problem everyone who uses e-mail faces: inbox clutter. Even with a solid spam blocker installed on your PC as part of an Internet security solution, there are many legitimate e-mails we get every day but don’t always want to read. Perhaps you’ve signed up for band newsletters, online magazine subscriptions, or promotional offers. You don’t want to block these e-mails because they occasionally give you useful information, but most of the time they simply clog up your inbox and make it a pain to navigate your e-mail. Unroll.me is a cool product that aims to solve the problem of inbox clutter. The team at Unroll.me has developed a service that takes all of your promotional and newsletter e-mail subscriptions and combines them into one e-mail per day called “The Rollout”. They organize and keep all of your promotional e-mails in one place, making it easy to scan for useful information. This way, your e-mail subscriptions are not taking up inbox space or wasting your time. This could make e-mail a much more organized experience. Read more »
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August 12th, 2013 by
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You want a clean house or apartment, but you just don’t have the time to keep it that way. Today’s cool product, Homejoy, wants to create happier homes by making professional housecleaning more affordable. Book someone to come clean your home through the Homejoy online platform and spend more time on your work or with your family. Use Homejoy for a one-time cleaning or to find a reliable person to continue cleaning your home on a regular basis.
Founded by brother and sister Aaron and Adora Cheung in July 2012, Homejoy is located in San Francisco, California. The service is now available in more than 20 cities. Phoenix, Arizona, recently joined the list in June 2013. Some of the other cities where Homejoy provides service are New York City, San Francisco, Toronto, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle and Philadelphia. Read more »
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August 11th, 2013 by
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With the wide diversity of people in the United States, not everyone is fluent in English. When non-English speakers suffer emergencies or want to transact normal business, they may require interpretation assistance to explain the situation. Today’s cool product is the ELSA (Enabling Language Service Anywhere) device from RTT Mobile Interpretation in Minnesota, which provides on-demand interpretation services.
Charles Howerton invented ELSA and founded RTT Mobile Interpretation. ELSA has been interpreting since December 2012. Read more »
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August 5th, 2013 by
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Every great mobile application starts with an idea. The effort and resources it takes to turn that idea into a working prototype that you can show to others costs serious amounts of time and money. POP (Prototyping on Paper) is a cool product that makes the process of demonstrating your idea for a mobile application quicker and easier. All you need for POP to turn your idea into a working prototype is a pen, paper, and a smartphone. POP turns your sketches and drawn concepts for an app into prototypes that you can show others on a mobile phone. You simply take a picture of your concept’s sketch with your smartphone’s camera, and, in POP’s own app, you can edit it to create a functional design with buttons and links to show off your concept to others. POP is available on iPhone with an Android version in development. If POP gives you technical issues, smartphone tech support can help you get the app working properly. Read more »