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TwoHub.com – Consolidate Your Bookmarks

June 27, 2011

What good is having the fullest collection of bookmarks known to man if you can only access it when you are home, sitting in front of your desktop computer? That is like taking a car trip somewhere and leaving the mega-detailed map you had purchased for the occasion at home. You might as well never have bought it. And when it comes to bookmarks, the same logic applies. You might as well never have bookmarked the sites in question. And if you have ever found yourself in the uncomfortable position of having to look up a site that you had once bookmarked and that you now need, but whose exact URL you fail to remember then this is a site whose usefulness you are surely grasping.

TwoHub can be termed a bookmark unifier. It is a web application that will let you consolidate all the bookmarks you have, and access them from anywhere you can access the Internet. You will be able to access them from as many different computers as you use, and also from different browsers. It is all done just by registering for an account, or by logging in via Facebook. It is all the same – TwoHub is a free application. Once you have authenticated who you are, it can aggregate all your bookmarks for you, and let you access them just wherever you are, and whichever device you have near.

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GDocsOpen.com – Sync Google Docs With Office

May 12, 2011

How would you like using Google Docs right on your desktop? Because that is exactly what this new application will let you do. By installing it, you will be able to edit documents that you have in your computer and that you have also uploaded to Google Docs, and have both updated at once.

That is, you will be able to edit anything on your desktop, and then by clicking a button you will have these changes reflected on the same copy of the document that you have on your Google Docs account.

In this way, working with local and remote versions of documents becomes basically the same thing. Everything is synchronized, without you having to upload and download different versions of documents (something that is not only laborious, but which also lends itself to confusions and unnecessary mistakes).

GDocsOpen is a paid application, and different plans are provided for those who want to use it on multiple computers at the same time Bulk licenses are also available.

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Cyncz.com – Synchronizing All Your Contacts

September 21, 2010

Address books have come a long way, and they keep on becoming smarter by the day. If you think about it, that had to happen.

Just think of all the different contexts in which you can befriend people and interact with them online that we have today, and it will dawn on you that the only kind of address book which is any good is the one that can take care of updating itself, and checking for duplicate entries as thoroughly as possible. And if you find that your current address book fails to deliver that, then CYNCZ is a platform that you might like to explore.

Basically, it will let you synchronize your contact data not only when it comes to different email providers like GMail and Outlook but also as far as different social networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn are concerned. And the most popular mobile devices of the day are already supported. This includes iPhones and Blackberries along with Android and Windows Mobile phones.

Implementing these synchronization services is a mere matter of signing up and choosing the plug-ins for every service that you want to have the data pulled from. The data is then analyzed and managed. Anything that is there more than once will be consolidated. And you will always be able to keep your contacts in as many different groups as you want, too. Your colleagues and your Facebook friends can be kept each in its separate place.

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ChatPast.com – Syncing All Your Past Conversations

September 2, 2010

Using different chat clients is absolutely commonplace. So is having a headache after the other when you are trying to piece conversations back, and you just can’t remember where it was that you said what.

Was it on Skype? Was it on MSN? Chances are you won’t remember it. And that is why a service like Chat Past is so useful.

In short, it can synchronize all the past conversations that you have had using different chat services. Everything becomes readily centralized and searchable, so that you don’t have to rack your brains trying to remember which service you were using when talking with your boss when he made an important request to you. It all becomes the same when using Chat Past. On the site it is claimed that this application will let you “find everything you’ve ever talked about”, and that is completely accurate.

Of course, a service like Chat Past will also let you share any conversation that you have had with any colleague with the rest of your team. It’s a mere question of retrieving it, and having it spread.

Three plans are featured. There is a free one for you to get into the swing of things and two paid ones, named “Consumer” and “Business”. These can be tried for free, obviously. And you can upgrade/downgrade your plan whenever you want, too.

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Syncfriend.com – Sync & Back Up All Your Contacts

August 31, 2010

A new service that goes by a suitable name, Syncfriend will enable you to synchronize and backup your mobile phone’s (and Outlook) contacts and calendar. This service is provided for free, it is absolutely independent of your phone brand, and it is accessible anywhere in the world.

One of the most appealing aspects of the whole service is that you will be provided with a self-updating phonebook. This translates into the fact that you simply have to invite your friends to the service and you will be getting their contact information automatically. You won’t have to input anything at all. Neither will your friends – they are getting your contact information in an equally effortless way.

Moreover, Syncfriend can remove these contacts that are duplicated; the application checks each time you sync, and if something is there more than once then it will just be eliminated. And Syncfriend is really intelligent – it can detect duplicates even if they are not identical, and proceed to remove them.

As it was mentioned above, using Syncfriend costs nothing. And getting it to work once you have downloaded the app couldn’t be easier – a SMS that delivers the settings to your phone is offered for most countries and operators.

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MyWeboo.com – Manage Your Files From Just Anywhere

May 15, 2010

My Weebo is a file management system that has been specially designed for the Internet. That is, it will empower you to take care of files that you have spread the width and breadth of the WWW as if they were situated in a centralized location.

This is done by connecting all your web services and social networks as one, and giving you a unified profile for dealing with these files that inevitably end up scattered throughout the Internet. It is nothing to do with you – the mere fact of having a Facebook account means that some images will be found only there, and not on other accounts such as the one you have for Flickr, etc. And that is not counting services like YouTube and Google Docs.

At the end of the day, this service is as practical as its creators intended it to be. It will let you retrieve content that you might even have forgotten that you had uploaded to begin with, and save you from going hunting for it elsewhere. In that sense, My Weboo is an entirely accomplished solution.

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Easy-Email.net – Synchronize Multiple Email Accounts

April 13, 2010

If you use an e-mail client, synchronizing different accounts is nowhere as easy as it is using Gmail. The thing is, Gmail is a web-based email service and you can’t access your messages offline (like you can do if you are using an email client such as Outlook).

Also, webmail implies a more awkward handling of attachments, or a more time-consuming one at the very least.

This new website aims to let just anybody synchronize multiple accounts and make them accessible under the same roof. The explanations that are provided here will let you access your messages no matter how many computers you habitually use, and from where. Emails that you move from one folder to another are situated in that folder in every service, and as a matter of fact compatibility is provided from one operating system to the other – Windows, Mac OS, Linux…

Leaving aside the obvious time-saving advantages of something like this (after all, you are accessing all your accounts with a single login), you are also making sure that no communication will become lost because of you trying to do some manual remedy like copying yourself when sending the original message out. This is a highly convenient service in every sense, and if you use more than one computer as part of your work it is comparable to a true safety net under your feet.

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SynchTube.com – Synchronizing YouTube Videos

January 4, 2010

A simple service that will nonetheless be quite useful, SynchTube will allow you to watch videos hosted on YouTube with others in real time. “What’s the deal?”, I hear you say.

Well, it not only lets you watch any video that you might want, it will actually let you watch the file in a synchronized way. That is, it is the closest to “being there” when watching a video with friends located elsewhere that you will get.

The way this service works means that you can create a sort of room into which all of you will convene and watch the video there without any kind of delay. What you are seeing is exactly what your peers will see. If you send them a message the second it has finished that reads “I liked the bit at the end when the butler was revealed to be the murderer” you can make sure you are not sending in any kind of spoiler – they will have seen the same things you have seen, at the very same time.

Besides, rooms can be as public or private as you want. That means if you want to hold the equivalent of a family screening you can do it effortlessly, and the same applies if you want to host something akin to an unbarred extravaganza to which everybody is invited.

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GooSync.com – The Next Step On Mobile Synchronization

October 13, 2009

This is an appealing site that will grab the attention of many users due to the fact that it displays data that is necessary to be familiarized with a bright mobile application. Goosync.

com is the place where you will be provided with a synchronization service that works well on any device working with SyncML.

The system was developed to work with a Synchronization Markup Language that was especially created to synchronize platform-independent information. The conveniences of this service are evident because it allows you to you use your mobile to get all your Google services synchronized wherever you are right away. One of the best features offered by this system, refers to the fact that it is highly secure thanks to the use of Google’s AuthSub authentication to access your Google Calendar service.

Among other conveniences provided by this application it is the fact that GooSync also allows to sync contact groups from within Google, making it totally flexible when it comes to setting what contact information is synced with your device. The Group Sync feature can be found in the GooSync control panel under “Sync by Categories”. The application has a task list that is displayed in the GooSync control panel that is printer friendly with a new style sheet and a print button.

If you stop by the site you will also learn about a new task-list search box, as well as how you can import and export your tasks as VCard files. Do you have multiple devices? In that case you can rename each device to make it easier to distinguish them from each other. All in all this is a convenient service for a wide range of mobile users and you can learn more about a free and a premium service offered by the site at Goosync.com

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KickLight.com – Revolutionizing Online Video

April 7, 2009

Are you a video producer? Do you want to improve your works’ performance by adding synchronized visual elements to it?

This online solution gives you the opportunity to combine videos with one or more “kicks” – IE, visual elements that are synchronized with your original video. This is made possible by a flash-based player that is able to coordinate images with a video timeline.

Kicklight.com provides examples of the way you can best use this solution, in addition to different sections where you will have the opportunity to take a look at featured videos about autos and vehicles, as well as other topics such as music, film and animation, etc.

In case you want to check the most viewed kick lights, there is a section that was specially created to give you that chance. Other sections include the most viewed videos, as well as the top rated ones and much more.

This seems to be a practical and useful online resource where you will have the chance to combine videos and kicks. In case you want to find out more about this online solution, you should think about this site as a new method to improve the way you edit your video output.

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Contails.com – Synchronizing Your Mobile

February 12, 2009

Mobile devices stand as the center of the world for many of us. As such, any tool that lets us manage our lists of contacts is not only nice but more or less of a necessity.

Contails does exactly that, and at no cost whatsoever.

The process is very simple. In essence, you upload your list of contacts after specifying the model of your mobile phone. Once this list has been uploaded, a synchronization system is implemented and whenever you add a new contact it checks out whether or not that contact is already in your list, and it can merge duplicated contacts.

Moreover, the system makes for exchanging contacts with your friends as well as for asking them for information as regards any contact that is in their lists. This way, you both can expand your circle of acquaintances and know exactly who is who.

Finally, it is important to mention that you can import your contacts from services like Gmail, Yahoo and MSN, whereas e-mail clients like MS Outlook and Thunderbird are also supported. As you can see, all these options turn this tool into a quite comprehensive solution, and chances are you will find it very useful.

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