Postling, a New York City based startup, makes social media fast and easy for everyone.The servicefocuses entirely on small businesses and the small business owners who don’t have more than 5 minutes a day to deal with social media. The company had great success in 2010. In December,they announced50,000 linked accounts (up from 2,500 in one year) andYouTubeintegration. As Postling grows in 2011, it has added two new features for its clients that are particularly handy for keeping up with a busy workflow....

If you’ve seen Paper.li or Flipboard, then you know the basic idea behindPostPost. However, the differences are pretty major. Instead of being curated by random strangers, like Paper.li, PostPost comes from your social circle. As opposed to Flipboard, the content comes to you in real time instead of hours (or a day) later. Robert Scoble had a chance tosit downwith the brains behind PostPost and to talk about the newest version of the service,an appin the Chrome Web Store....

Pow, the latest project to come out ofRuby on Railscreators37signals, is a server for developing Rails & Rack applications on OS X that requires no configuration and can be set up and going in less than a minute. Other products such asPhusion Passengerhave existed to make developing multiple Rails apps simultaneously easier, but they require a fair bit of configuration before you can get started on real work. Pow was created by 37signals to get rid of the hassle that setting up a Rails development environment for every new developer or new computer in the company had become....

When it comes to training your employees in the best ways, there are so many ideal options that any company would use to facilitate great training camps. Indeed there are new training based software and other smart modern options such as the use of power point presentations. Power Point slides have been used for a very long time. Until recently many companies have quite embraced them for various reasons. Amongst some of the clear cut merits which power point slides have included the following options....

Powerful DNA software used in hundreds of criminal cases faces new scrutiny The software’s lack of scrutiny But experts and civil rights advocates have long been concerned about the lack of scrutiny of the software. Their arguments may be gaining traction, as evidenced by the two rulings last month. “Our justice system cannot permit convictions based on secret evidence,” wrote the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania in anamicus briefto the federal court....