At ScrnShots, we created a quick survey to get some feedback from the community in regards to how they create and use screenshots currently.
If you've got a few minutes, please take a moment and fill out the super short survey: ScrnShots Pre-Release Survey (it's only 5 questions!)
The survey will be open for the next 24 hours and thanks to anyone who's already filled it out.
Sorry for the cross post if you are also a reader of The ScrnShots Blog.
Just want to give a quick shout out to the team at KillerStartups.com for reviewing ScrnShots:
"ScrnShots is a versatile and functional space for designers to get inspired while staying organized and in the loop. The site is itself well designed, with easily navigable elements and cross platform functionality."
Read the full review here: ScrnShots Review on Killer Startups
I have been hoping for this for a while now. I really want a way to sync all of my contacts online with my devices and computers and it looks like we may be one step closer to that with the release of the Google Contacts API today.
From Google:
The Google Contacts Data API allows you to own your own contact data. We expect the API to be useful for a big range of applications. For example, developers can use it to:
- Import a user's Google contacts into their web or desktop application
- Export their application's contact list to Google
- Write sync applications for mobile devices or popular, desktop-based contact management applications
Hopefully the API works well and starts to get integrated into software. I can't wait to have a single source of contact information.
Through: ReadWriteWeb
ScrnShots now has a blog!
To kick things off I recorded a quick and dirty screencast of the upload a screenshot functionality. Here it is for your viewing pleasure:
[ScrnShots] Upload a Screenshot from Greg Bell on Vimeo.
If you love screencasts, subscribe to the ScrnShots channel on Vimeo.
"You know your conference has hit the big time when Robin Williams steps up from the audience to fill the dead air during an embarrassing, show-stopping technical glitch." - Wired
It appears that Robin Williams stood up and proceeded to do a 10 minute impromptu act while the BBC was fixing a technical glitch before a panel discussion at TED. Just one more reason why I wish I was at TED.
Welcome to ScrnShots of the Week for the week of Feb 22, 2008.
Wakerupper.com let's you schedule a date and time to automatically call you and remind you of something.
View on ScrnShots.com
Here are their example use cases:
Check it out at: www.wakerupper.com
Welcome to ScrnShots of the Week for the week of Jan 25, 2008.
Every Friday I am going to roundup my favorites screenshots that have been posted to www.scrnshots.com.
Definitely one of my favorites this week was this data visualization screenshot of the New York Times' app Naming Names:
If you like finding new and interesting ways to showcase data then definitely check out this mini app by the New York Times - Naming Names.
Found through: Jessica's ScrnShots
