iSendr: On demand, peer-to-peer file sharing, no cloud required.

If you’ve not yet fallen in love with how easy it is to transfer files with services such asGe.tt,Rapidshareand the like, then you’ve missed out on one of the quintessential parts of having near-constant Internet in our world. While it will be hard for us to break away from our Dropbox for personal storage and occasional sharing, there’s something to be said for services that toss a file into the cloud and keep it there without penalizing you for storage space....

2 min · 422 words · Julia Martinez

isocket: A better, smarter way to buy and sell website ads

Whatever side of the website advertising world that you’re on, whether you’re buying or selling, you’re likely familiar with the work that goes into getting advertising onto a page. Both purchasing and sales can be equally as painful, leaving many great sites in the cold when it comes to relevant ads and possible revenue. isocketis looking to change how both sides of the process work, and is eliminating all of the extra duties in the middle....

3 min · 490 words · Theresa Flowers

iSpoil: A shopping app with an environmental twist

iSpoilis a grocery shopping list app with a cool twist. Its main purpose is to combat the amount of food users are wasting. The last time you cleaned out your fridge how much food did you throw away? Why should you care? In the UK alone, 8.3 million tonnes of food is thrown out of households every year, it’s an issue that costs average families £680 annually, and it has a serious impact on the environment....

3 min · 531 words · James Mcconnell

ISPs ordered to block popular BitTorrent sites in Malaysia

According toTorrentFreak, a memo recently went out from the Malaysian government ordering that certain torrent sites are taken offline. In a move that will takeThe Pirate Bay,MegaUploadandFileTubedown in Malaysia, the government is perfectly within its legal right. By law, SKMM, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, has the right to “regulate all matters relating to communications and multimedia activities not provided for in the communications and multimedia law,” as well as to recommend changes to the law....

2 min · 271 words · Lindsay Rodriguez

Israeli firm launches the first ever creative campaign on Google+

Say you’re a young creative agency, looking to make your mark. How do you do it? You create a viral-ready campaign, based on the hottest topic of the day. In this case, that agency ispH Creativeout of Israel, and that topic is Google+. pH saw the hugely increasing demand for Google+ invitations, and the company had heard about a workaround that would allow you to invite people by tagging them in a photo....

1 min · 205 words · Eric Gutierrez
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