We share our photos, thoughts, locations and more on a ton of websites every day. From Twitter, to Instagram, to Foursquare, and more, each of us have a service or two which we use religiously on a daily basis.Glossiis the latest site which gives you one place to bring all of that information together. Glossi possesses some similarities toTwylah, a service we recentlyreviewed, but rather than just present the latest and most popular topics you’ve shared on Twitter, Glossi pulls inallof your content from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and Foursquare....

Zerply, still in private beta, is a tool to create a professional profile that can be shared publicly. With so many profile creators out there and the never-ending privacy concerns of users, Zerply helps you share just the right amount of information you need. Zerply claims to be the easiest way to present yourself professionally – rightfully so. In a four-step process, you can enter your personal information, add your profile pages, include an avatar and save....

The smartphone camera has all but replaced the point-and-shoot; it’s portable, it (in some cases) has a decent battery life and it allows you to share your photos with your friends via various social networks. Lifelapse for iPhoneis a new application that wants to take the hassle out of documenting your day in pictures by allowing you to snap images using your iPhone’s camera at thirty-second intervals. If your phone is in your pocket, taking a photos automatically would be wasteful....

As the popularity of mobile apps skyrockets, it’s not surprising that the barrier to entry for creating them is getting lower. On Android we’ve already seen Google’s ownApp Inventormake life easier for would-be developers. NowAppsGeyseris turning app development into something that literally anyone can do. Let’s be clear before we start, this isn’t going to let you create the next Angry Birds or Foursquare. However, if you just want to build a really simple app based on Web content, you may well find this to be the easiest possible option....

Choosing the wallpaper for your iPad can be tough, a fact borne out by the number of Apple tablets I see still bearing the same picture it ships with. While picking one photo you’re proud enough of to display full-screen on your device isn’t easy, wouldn’t it be better if you could create a collage of your favourite photos quickly and easily? StackPadmakes creating a good-looking collage a breeze. You simply drop a number of images from your photo gallery onto the screen, rotate and resize them to your heart’s content until you’ve got them just the way you like, set a background design from the 23 available and you’re done....