Sugar Editorial Picks
Aug 28, 2009 -
Yelp is one of those apps that I think everyone should have on their iPhone. It's free, it's handy, and it saves you from having to do multiple searches in Google.
But did you know that version 3 of the Yelp app has a little something something that makes it that much more amazing?!
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Aug 21, 2009 -
I don't know if Yelp is very popular in your neck of the woods, but here in San Francisco, it's one of those sites that everyone uses. Whether you're trying to find the address of a restaurant or are looking for a decent dry cleaner near your office, Yelp delivers the goods and then some.
Being both an iPhone and BlackBerry girl, I usually do all of my yelping from my iPhone, but good news today, folks: Yelp has just launched a BlackBerry Yelp app.
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Aug 13, 2009 -
- This is pretty neat. The Samsung TL225 point and shoot camera includes a front LCD screen for self portraits — Dvice
- Yelp's latest iPhone app, which will be available soon, comes with a cool Sales and Offers Near You feature — TechCrunch
- TheRadio is an on-demand service that aggregates radio stations from around the world — Makeuseof
- Oil painter Bill Guffey uses Google Street View to paint destinations across the globe — ABC News
- Google has just introduced new Google Reader features to make sharing interesting links easier — Mashable
- Wal-Mart is selling the Toshiba Satellite L355 laptop for only $350 — CrunchGear
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Apr 17, 2009 -
Got a lot to say? Well the Internet is your playground then, buddy. There's no reason you should stew over a product that broke or a restaurant that left a bad taste in your mouth — review it online!
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Mar 19, 2009 -
Imagine if it wasn't necessary to click a link to view a photo album or YouTube video? Now if you go into your Gmail Labs under Settings and enable YouTube videos (you can watch the entire clip right from your inbox), Flickr and Picasa preview, and Yelp review preview, you can see everything inside your mail window. Yes, Gmail will automatically detect links from various sites and show you previews right from your email message.
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Mar 05, 2009 -
There are a lot of business owners who've felt the sting of bad Yelp reviews, and one restaurant in San Francisco is getting even (instead of getting litigious).
Pizzeria Delfina decided to embrace its one-star reviews — by printing them on the shirts the staff wears.
They triumphantly rock t-shirts that say stuff like "This place sucks" while serving their delish dishes.
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Jan 07, 2009 -
It's quite the litigious news day for the Internet, what with the news that a Yelp user is being sued for his negative review of a doctor, and a model is suing Google because of anonymous nasty comments about her which were posted on a Blogger-hosted blog.
Disregarding the validity of each case, they both present interesting cases for how we should and shouldn't use the Internet; as for Yelp, you're supposed to be able to post negative reviews (reviews tending to be one way or the other); will each negative claim be investigated? Could I be sued for not being able to prove that I found a hair in my burrito?
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Sep 08, 2008 -
This era of web 2.0 is awesome for the consumer aspect of our lives; no longer do we have to guess if a restaurant is going to be good (or has violated health codes, yeeesh!), or if the down comforter you want to order online will be fluffy enough. No, we can rely on each other, uh-huh (yes that is an "Islands in the Stream" reference)!
Whether it's a helpful reviewer on Yelp that tips you off to the sushi place in your neighborhood you didn't know existed, or the lady in Philadelphia who can report that the vacuum you're eyeing on Overstock is a waste of money, it's awesome that we can trust each other's reviews.
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Sep 25, 2009 -
I know Yelp is super helpful because real people submit their reviews on restaurants and attractions to give me an insider look at my destination. I often check it before deciding on where to take out-of-town friends or a new restaurant. Same goes for IgoUgo, a travelers Yelp if you will.
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