With support for apps on the iPad, iPhone and select Android devices, the mobile platform creates automatic video recordings of tests, automatic creation of application screen shots and organized links to mobile applications, and enables rapid collaborative debugging.
The website now offers better organized links to guides and resources, a revamped Getting Started Guide and a new "Showcase" section which promotes some of Foursquare's own favorite apps.
This knowledge appears to be hierarchically organized, linking action goals both to the objects that have to be used and to the motor behaviors that have to be performed with these objects for the action to be successful (e.g., Nowak et al. 2000; Lindemann et al. 2006; Grafton and Hamilton 2007; Botvinick et al. 2009).
But their blueprint involves an overhaul of the site's design and the software and the systems used to tag and organize links.
Clipix, a bookmarking service that lets you organize links, documents, photos and videos, just announced that it is adding email to its repertoire of supported formats.
The product tends to appeal to web users who want to save and organize links, as well as allow others to comment and co-create with them.
Wink is the Social Search Engine that uses people's contributions and feedback (like bookmarking, rating, and organizing links) to make it easier to find and share current, relevant results.
Sites like Alluc.org, VideoHybrid.com, Peekvid.com, TVlinks.co.uk and YouTVPC.com all collect and organize links to movies and shows on these second-tier video sites, offering streaming, on-demand video copyright infringement.
Paper.li, launched in alpha mode last April, organizes links shared on Twitter into an easy-to-skim page that makes it look like an online newspaper's homepage.
Like a more evolved version of early social bookmarking site Delicious, Kippt is a tool that lets people save and organize links into lists and share them with friends and work colleagues.
Kippt enables users to organize links into lists, collect bookmarks and clips, add comments, and share content, etc. Digg users can either go to the Digg Archive and enter user info (they'll send you an email with a link/instructions or to Kippt.com/digg, Kipp's automated, custom importer. Once imported, the site archives them and makes them searchable.
