FLYABYTE covers products and news related to Cloud Computing for consumers, including: Web Applications, Operating Systems, Devices, Online Storage, and much more. It was created and is edited by Raphael Fontes, a Brazilian tech enthusiast that lives in Dublin. He has 11 years of experience working for Internet companies and has been following the Cloud Computing evolution very closely.
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To-do list and Calendar for Kindle
Interesting additional use for the experimental web browser on Amazon's e-reader device.
It would be amazing if it also had a simple note taking web app. If not currently under development, here goes the idea.
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Decico: web app to help you make decisions
Decico is an easy to use online decision making tool. It uses a decision matrix technique to capture the individual decision context and calculates a list of favorable decision alternatives. Decision results can be downloaded as Excel file and further be modified offline. The Decico decision helper is completely free of charge.
via decico.com
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Feedly for Android: the best RSS reader for your computer is now mobile
via blog.feedly.com
Feedly has been my start page for more than a year. After countless tentatives with other services, they hooked me in through their beautiful and well organized interface, and effective way to surface relevant content for me.
I am thrilled to have it in my Nexus S now. After jumping back and forth between Pulse News and my6sense, I am now using feedly more and more, as it is meant to combine the functionalities of both programs: beautiful and easy to read interface, associated with a curated selection of the most important news among my RSS feeds.
I am about to buy an iPad 2, and will certainly try Flipboard soon, given all its hype. I see feedly for iPad will be released soon, and I'm looking forward to having it in all my devices. I guess the next step for the team will be to figure out how to add significant value through syncing the user experience regardless of where I'm using it.
Get feedly for Android (beta) here.
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Weezic: play with a whole orchestra online
via weezic.com
Accompaniments, free sheet music, and musicians interpretations for classical music works.
Currently in Beta, Weezic is free for now.
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Pearltrees: organize, discover and share stuff you like
via youtube.com
Looks very cool, but I'm not sure what to do with it. Ok, I know I'm getting old, but I still consider myself more tech-savvy than most Internet users. I'd probably figure out if I spent some time playing with it, but the real question is: will this tool replace others I already use or is it just about adding another application to my cluttered social web?
Figure it out yourself at pearltrees.com
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