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Twitter, Facebook killed the blogging star

November 24, 2010

It’s almost ironical. Blogs are a big part of the social media and yet microblogging and social networking tools such as Twitter and Facebook are potential blogger killers. At least I can say for myself. Twitter has led to thoughts escaping the mind, followed by a few quick keypad punches on a mobile device and [...]

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Your Design is Broken

November 24, 2010

If I have to go through the pain of actually opening your app or site’s about-page to see what it’s all about, your design is broken. If the landing page doesn’t explain graphically or textually what the site is all about, your design is broken.

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Review: The IT Depot

July 29, 2010

I’m a big fan of e-commerce. Why shouldn’t anyone be? Sit at home, order and get stuff at your doorstep. Add to that the discounts and you’ve got a pretty good reason to shop online. But when it comes to buying gadgets or technology related stuff online it gets a little painful at times. For [...]

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How do you treat your customers?

July 19, 2010

Well the answer to this question would most probably be – pretty well. So let me rephrase that question for you. How do you treat your regular customers? Same. Now, how do you treat your regular customers who haven’t bought anything from you for some time now? Now you want to wonder why and how [...]

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Game Review : Disney Interactive Studios’ SPLIT SECOND

July 16, 2010

Split Second is an exciting arcade racing game developed by Black Rock Studio(creators of  the off-road racer, PURE). It packs in the best of environments and graphics with some fine background score. The game is set within a reality television show(something reminds me of the Jason Statham movie, Death Race, only here prisoners are not [...]

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Conventional Media v/s Digital Media

July 13, 2010

No one could easily predict how one day digital media could give conventional media a run for it’s money. It’s the same way how no one predicted how one GUI based operating system, simple to use and more useful than anything else would take over the computing world in 1995 (yes of course Windows 95). [...]

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