November 22, 2012
So, if you've got yourself an Android phone and all your bookmarks are in Delicious, which app do you use? For many Android users, the answer is DeliciousDroid. Why? Because it's well-thought out, it does the job well and it actually looks really good. What more could you want? If you're not sure why you'd want access to all those links, consider being able to have a widget that lets you view all your links with a particular tag.
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August 14, 2012
Have you ever wanted to find that one link you posted on Twitter or Facebook or LinkedIn, but couldn’t seem to find it anywhere?! It’s frustrating. You might say "well, bookmark it!" And that’s good advice. But the thing is that we often think of that later. After reading an article, you might bookmark it, but you may also just share it to a social network. So, how do you find it? Delicious.
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July 24, 2012
If you're a fan of Facebook, you're probably a user of a few other social networks too. You might have an account on Twitter or Google+, which you might use for work or just as a place to chat. You might also collect links in Google Reader, Delicious or Evernote. But do you know how easy it is to link them all together in just the right ways? Today, we'll show you some of the best IFTTT recipes you can use with Facebook and Twitter.
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September 27, 2011
Delicious has treated fans today to a new look and new features designed to bring Delicious into the heart of the social networking sphere. The new look is a great improvement, while the service now allows profile pictures and new ways to share links in order to be more sociable and visually appealing.
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September 19, 2011
The long established, popular social bookmarking service, Delicious.com, is undergoing a major facelift after being acquired by the founders of YouTube. Although there's not many details about the exact changes to the site, existing Delicious members must agree to let Yahoo transfer their bookmarks to the new company AVOS, by September 23 2011.
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May 24, 2011
It's no secret that Delicious has recently seen some troubled times. With Yahoo threatening to close down the service, then eventually selling it off to AVOS, people have been more than a little apprehensive about its future. But times are changing. The sale elicited a huge sigh of relief from Delicious fans and now, Delicious has returned to business as usual, releasing a long-awaited beta add-on for Firefox 4.
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March 2, 2011
Do you use Delicious to keep track of all of your bookmarks? If you do, you may have noticed the service mentioned in the news in recent months, with talks of Yahoo shutting Delicious down or selling it in the near future. This presents a cause for concern to some, especially if you’re a long-time [...]
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April 30, 2010
Do you hate syncing your bookmarks between computers? Don’t you just wish it could be automatic? Well, after some initial set-up you can have automated bookmark sync. If you move regularly between computers you’ll love this trick. In fact, it’s such an easy trick that you’ll wonder why you never thought of it before. Here’s [...]
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April 28, 2010
On any given day, I get around 100 weblinks in my Twitter account – either from people I follow or links I post myself. As you can imagine, that soon stacks up and that then presents a problem when I want to find a particular link I came across last week or last month. Finding [...]
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April 12, 2010
Have you ever finished a course and later wondered what was the name of that book you wanted to get around to reading? Can’t recall the brilliant tips you were given? Wish you could still find your readings? Can’t remember the tutor’s name anymore? Wish you knew what books other people had referenced in their [...]
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December 27, 2009
Faviki is a unique social bookmarking service that uses semantic tags based on structured information from Wikipedia. What does that mean, why does it matter, and why should you use another social bookmarking service if you already have hundreds of bookmarks in Delicious? In this article, let us see why Faviki is an attractive social [...]
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April 9, 2009
I love Gmail. I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: I think Gmail is absolutely the best email client out there, bar none. I’ve tried most of them, frankly more than I’m proud of, but I I always came back to Gmail. Especially once Gmail started to get serious about gadgets and Labs features, [...]
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April 4, 2009
Since the emergence of social web, developers have been trying to make the search more social. Really, having people to suggest you results based on your search query is a great idea because the machine can’t understand many objective aspects of the great content like style and usefulness. By integrating social websites within Google search [...]
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February 3, 2009
Delicious was the first site that introduced me to the social bookmarking phenomenon. There have been many clones since then but social bookmarking has always been Delicious to me. The concept is simple and genius: you can bookmark any page for further reference, quickly find it when you need it using the combination of tags [...]
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January 18, 2009
Sure it can be fun to search for new discoveries on your own. Scouring the web, looking for that new website, web application or social network that you need for your next blog post, to kill some time at home or work, or to maybe find out whom your competitors are. How you go about [...]
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