Update: Access to this has now been blocked. Please seeour note here. As TechCrunchreportedearlier, there’s a secret iPad version of Facebook’s iOS app hidden inside the currently available iPhone version.Updates below. So, how do you get to it? Well, seeing as it clearly wasn’t designed for public use quite yet, it’s slightly tricky to access, but follow our guide below and you’ll be using it in no time. Having tried the app ourselves, we can say that while a little buggy and occasionally crashing, it’s an incredibly well thought-out way of browsing Facebook....

Building a startup is like launching a brand new rocket ship… every day of the week. How? Let me explain. Rocket boosters, which provide additional thrust to enable a rocket ship to escape the gravitational pull of Earth, are removed within two minutes of flight in order for the rocket to continue the ascent. I see this similar to the early days of your operation, which are all about putting in maximum effort to attain momentum and lift off....

Ah yes. A familiar beginner’s problem for any new blogger: No readers. Assuming you’re comparing your brand new blog to an already-well-established website with a huge following, it’s understandable why the task of luring in an audience might seem overwhelming. Not everyone can snap their fingers and magically summon a rabid fan base of hungry readers just waiting to devour your every word. That said, there are a few things you can do to attract readers and drive traffic to your blog, most of which only take a bit of leg-work for the first few weeks, but really help pave the road for all of your future posts....

How to automatically delete your embarrassing tweets for free Avoid a trial by Twitter with these handy tools Automated options A popular free tool is TweetDelete, which I’ve been using for a while now. It’s very simple to set up: The tool works pretty smoothly, but it does have some limitations. You can only delete your most recent 3,200 tweets, unless you sign up for the premium version, which costs$14.99. Thisallows you to delete your full history after uploading your Twitter data file....

If you weren’t around yesterday, Iwrote abouta brilliant little menubar utility for the Mac calledTake Five, which lets you pause and automatically resume iTunes playback after X minutes. If you don’t want to spend $2 on the app, or you don’t need a UI for a simple action like this, here’s a tiny tutorial to achieve the same result as Take Five using AppleScript. If you’re not too sure whatAppleScript is, wikipedia explains:...