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PulseFlow.com – How Your App Is Used

January 26, 2011

Coming up with an application that has a feature too many is as counterproductive as devising one that practically lacks all options. If you give people too many things to do they might end up doing nothing at all, and heading off somewhere else – somewhere they find an application that does the job simply-enough to begin with, and that has a basic range of additional features to benefit from when they feel like going one step beyond.

The thing is, it is too easy to go overboard without even noticing and pack more features than are really needed. How can you know where to draw the line? Can that be measured in one way or the other?

Meet PulseFlow. It is a web tool that can analyze any application that you have created and released, and see in which ways people are using it. You can have the entire usage of features measured. And you will be able to see not only which features have people used, but also when and how often.

Knowing that, you will be able to figure out how to pimp up your application and make it more appealing to a wider public. And this can only translate into bigger conversions at the end of the day.

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CaptureShot.com – A Simpler Way To Find Stock Images

November 19, 2010

The Internet puts images that are not really free to use into the hands of just anybody. That is quite a situation. Yet, it is not an insoluble one in any way. A search engine like Capture Shot should make everything much easier on everybody.

Capture Shot will enable you to find stock images in a centralized way. Images from multiple sources will be presented to you within one single search results page. And in each and every case, you will be able to read all the copyright information that applies. You will be allowed to pay the necessary fees and then use (or share) the images that you deem as suitable for any project of yours.

Using Capture Shot is as easy as launching a search and then dragging and dropping the selections that you like into the relevant box. These will then become further analyzable on their own, and you will be able to secure their rights in the way that was mentioned above.

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WattVision.com – All About Home Energy Usage

December 11, 2009

The objective of the WattVision website is to let users save money by enabling them to maximize energy usage. This is accomplished by the use of a sensor that will empower the user to monitor his house energy use data.

The sensor works both on desktops and on mobile devices, and it (obviously) requires access to an electrical meter in order to come up with the results.

Installing the sensor itself is nothing complicated, and as a mater of fact you can install it yourself – there is no need to resort to a professional or a technician in order to do that. Once you have taken care of it, you will be able to see use history as minutely as you want, and alerts can be set down in case any irregular consumption issue arises.

At the end of the day, it is just as they say: the first step to improving something is measuring it. If you are looking into ways of reducing costs, this will most certainly do. And it will also let you protect the environment, so it is all the better for that.

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FamiliLink.com – The WWW & Older Family Members

November 4, 2009

With the possibilities that the social web brings in terms of connectivity, it is certainly a shame that older people are sometimes left out of the picture because they are not proficient enough so as to sit in front of a desktop and find their way there. This is all the more disappointing if only because elder individuals crave for human contact more than anybody else.

Just think how realized they would feel if they could immerse themselves in something like Facebook, watch the drawings of their grandchildren and keep in touch with the activities of their sons who might be located far away.

This website aims to address such concerns to a certain extent. Basically, it will show your older loved ones how to use e-mail along with how to access photos and videos. These can be hosted on any of the many sites that serve these purposes currently available, and they will be accessed from a centralized spot thus dispensing with visiting different sites, let alone handling different login procedures.

I think we will all agree the site is not only useful but actually laudable. It is the first of its kind I come across, and I frankly wish there were many more like it. But this one will more than suffice for the time being.

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