Hey guys,Just launched looking for some feedback.Photobooth hosts weekly webcam challenges. We've launched this week w/ a "killer shades" challenge, so please show your support and snap some pics rockin yours.The premise is we host "fun" weekly challenges and users snap pics right on the website w/ their webcam. Facebook Connect is preferred registration method as we post your photos to your...
Hey guys,Just launched our app http://letsphotobooth.com. It's a contest site for themed webcam photos. A new theme is presented every week. At the end of each week, a winner is announced.You rack up points, take pics and have fun.Feedback appreciated.Thanks!
I've moved over to Chrome for OSX last week and haven't looked back. Whats nice about updates to the Inspector is that they'll be in Chrome as well.
IMO, Chrome now has the best of both worlds: Faster/better browsing (I like the tabs on top) experience and superb inspector.
The concept is a big change from what we people are familiar with today and I think the only way for Google to try to make it a household name like GMail is to slowly merge the features into GMail. Once they get a large enough population raving about it, these people will usually make their friends/family/colleagues try it out, and from there adoption will gradually increase. But if Wave is not a replacement for GMail, I'm not sure people will go out of their way to use another service that most of the time their email program will do just fine.
Now, if you like the Google Wave concept, I ask you to give MooGroups (http://moogroups.com) a try. You get the power of centralized discussions directly in your inbox, without ever having to leave your inbox, without having to create an account, and while using any email program. Plus a polls gadget based on free-form text.
Unlike Google Wave, MooGroups is available now, being improved upon everyday, doesn't require any signup, and allows you to use any email system.
I've thought about this a lot and there just isn't any other option. One way to get around this is to build my own web/iphone/etc client which would know exactly how to handle the Cc's. But that is out of the current scope.
Putting the recipients in the body is not really an option since there is no auto-completion for email address in the body.
I'm left with trying to hammer that concept into anyone that uses the service with clear/concise/clever instructions.
Appreciate the feedback!
I first posted here a couple weeks ago and since have gotten some good feedback and have revamped the UI to make it easier to understand and more inviting.MooGroups is a group email collaboration tool that gives you an instant mailing group for each conversation. It provides embedding polls, archived attachments, all directly in your email and without having to signup. It's built for group...
We are in the early stages. Let me know if you have any questions.
-Steel
Good Wave is definitely some exciting technology. I feel that MooGroups and Google Wave have some similar functionality but not a complete overlap. Perhaps even integrate with Google Wave in the future.
MooGroups is a service that gives you an instant mailing group. It aims to ease the headache of conversing in a large email thread where people are added and/or removed.The idea was born while interacting with my intramural basketball team. We needed a poll of who was going to be at the game each week. One member created a "group" at one of the many group management sites just so we could send...
Tone 3: Cake/pie
Tone 4: Illness/disease
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My friends basement looks just like his basement. However I would trade his solid state amps for otl.
However, I do find myself programming better with some beer. I actually feel a little more relaxed and focus better. Strange I know.
It was a real disappointment.