If you use the popular information management platform Evernote, you probably save all types of things to browse at a later time. One major use is to store recipes for...

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When I first signed up for Twitter, I didn't use the list function at all. I didn't even realize they had one, and I was following so few people that it didn't really matter whether or not I had them categorized. As I began to "meet" people online and the number of people I followed ...

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Tweet Lots of stuff happening on the Facebook sphere this week. And as usual a lot is said, rumors come and go… so I though it would be cool to take it down a notch for the reader at SocialMouths and get right to the point explaining the new updates. The new features are 2, [...]

Read More: Facebook “Lists” And The New “Subscribe” Button Explained

There's still an hour to go until Facebook's f8 keynote kicks off, but the last two weeks have already been filled with Facebook news, including the launch of a revamped News Feed and Facebook's real-time Ticker.

Another, slightly less prominent launch, was the introduction of Facebook's Smart Lists. These group your friends automatically based on criteria like location and employer — and they also make it very easy to build your own custom lists, providing uncannily accurate suggestions that m [...]

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This guest post was written by Joe Green, the Founder and President of Causes. Causes is the largest online platform for activism and one of the original Facebook Applications. Green's approach to building online tools is rooted in his offline experience as a grassroots political organizer for federal, state, and local campaigns. Disclosure: Green was an early advisor to Facebook and has a small amount of stock.

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Facebook's recently-launched friend lists are the most important change to [...]

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Tweet Lots of stuff happening on the Facebook sphere this week. And as usual a lot is said, rumors come on go… so I though it would be cool to take it down a notch for the reader at SocialMouths and get right to the point explaining the new updates. The new features are 2, [...]

Read More: Facebook “Lists” And The New “Subscribe” Button Explained

Earlier this week, we reported that Facebook had quietly activated a nifty new feature: smart friend lists that use algorithms to generate a handful of lists of your friends, coworkers, acquaintances, and people who live near you. Now Facebook is publicly announcing smart friend lists, and it has some additional details.

Friend Lists, of course, have been available on Facebook for years now. But most people never bother with them because they're a total pain — scrolling through hundreds upon hu [...]

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You've got 500-something friends, all of about 50 you really interact with. You went to school with Lucy and Henry, you've worked with Mike for years, and Joe lives just down the block. Facebook knows all of this — it just doesn't really go out of its way to show that it knows all of this. Until now.

Sometime recently, Facebook began rolling out "Smart Lists" to select users — which, as the name implies, intelligently groups certain obvious groups of friends into pre-packaged lists. Take that, [...]

Read More: Facebook Begins Auto-Grouping Colleagues, School Mates, And Local Friends Into Smart Lists

I have used both Read It Later and Instapaper to store articles on the web that I would like to save to read at another time, and I also use Google Reader to read my RSS subscriptions. The problem, of course, is that I have to use multiple apps for reading web content, which can be a pain. Pulse, which is a graphical RSS reader app that works with Google Reader, now includes a reader list function similar to Reader It Later and Instapaper.


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8coupons is a free iPhone app that provides a variety of ways to look for coupon deals and specials in an area. The "Nearby" option (bottom left of screen) identifies locations of businesses and deals associated with them. Tapping the numbered balloons brings up detailed information about each offering. If you prefer a simple list, tapping the List button in the Nearby view switches from the Map view to a List view.There's also an Augmented Reality (AR) type view of deals. Tap the "iDeals" butto [...]

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