Cloud App
Take the hassle out of cross-posting to your social media channels
It can be a full time job keeping all your social media channels synchronised and up to date. If you’re a frequent blogger you’ll no doubt be frustrated by the time it takes to cross post from one channel to another. We’ve just come across this great new tool which is still at the early stages of development but looks very promising indeed.
4 sophisticated Cloud Applications more commonly seen on desktops.
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Cloud applications are the wave of the future. Cloud technology opens doors to possibilities that would be hard to accomplish in typical desktop environments. You can do amazing things even if you are using an entry level PC with cloud. Below are examples of up and coming cloud apps that have tremendous potential.
Amazon Cloud Player Lets You Play Your Music From Anywhere
Amazon has just entered the streaming music business with the launch of Cloud Player. Amazon Cloud Player is a music player that lets anyone upload their music to Amazon’s servers and play them via the web or Android.
Cloud Player comes in two types, an app for the web and an Android app counterpart. No app for the iPhone as yet. Both players allow users to upload their music, create playlists and organize their music. And because it’s a cloud-based platform, users can access their music and settings from any compatible computer or Android device. At the moment, you can only purchase music directly for Amazon Cloud Player from the American Amazon.com site. UK site isn’t supported so far. .
Whiteboard ideas and doodles with Dabbleboard
Remote working has its challenges when it comes to sharing ideas and diagrams. A picture paints a thousand words so being able to quickly whiteboard an idea can save so much time and eliminate any confusion. Dabbleboard is one of the easiest tools I’ve come across to start sharing ideas quickly and easily. It doesn’t require the complexities of screen sharing, and Flash is the only plugin you’ll need.
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