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Geek Tip: Follow Flickr Streams Via RSS or Delicious
Sure, following Tweets secretly through your RSS allows a special, stalkerish pleasure, but watching your friend's Internet activity doesn't have to be all about surreptitiousness. When a pal shares a link to her Flickr account or I run across a photographer whose work I find inspiring I stick it in my RSS reader so I can keep up with their activity.
Flickr offers an RSS feed for photostream pages, which you select and add to your reader.
Delicious Gets a Redesign — Woohoo!
Oh Delicious, I almost (I said almost) forgot about you, and then you go and do something brilliant — you get a very much needed makeover! I was seriously considering walking away from all of my favorite bookmarks, or at least moving them to a much more user-friendly site, but alas, you pull though with a fresh new name (minus all the . and .
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Geek Tip: Organize Your Library With Delicious Monster
So lets say you have a trillion books that you've been collecting over the years (well, maybe not a trillion). Wouldn't it be great if you could have a virtual library where you can categorize, get recommendations for similar reads, sell your goods on Amazon, and even check out books to your friends — complete with a handy reminder of when to start pestering them to take their books back? It would be awesome, right?
How To Make Your Del.icio.us Stuff Private
So you've got all these great links and articles stored on your del.icio.us network and as much as you love to share them with the world, there are some times when you want to keep things private and hide your network from other del.icio.us users.
Here are some instructions to help you keep your network private:
Geek Tip: Get Your Del.icio.us Bookmarks On Your Cell
I don't know how important your del.icio.us bookmarks are to you, but mine act as my personal yellow pages — basically a huge reference area for all my important web links.
Now I can get these great sites via my cell phone with a free service called Mobilicio.us. With Mobilicio.us I can browse through all of my bookmarks right from the convenience of my cell phone's browser.
Bacon and Eggs iPhone Case: Love It or Leave It?
Yummy! I mean, innovative. This felt Bacon and Eggs iPhone Case ($35) is making me hungry for my favorite breakfast-time combo, and want to protect my iPhone at the same time.
Which of These Sweets Is Not an Android OS Codename?
Yummy! The codenames for Google's smartphone OS, Android, continue to get more delicious: The first iteration is "Cupcake" (the favorite dessert of many a young woman) and the next codename is also tasty-sounding — or is it ridiculous?
And does the person that adopted this naming convention have the craziest sweet tooth in the world, or what?
Typewriter Laptop Sleeve: Love It or Leave It?
Since this isn't the first typewriter-printed laptop bag I've seen (that honor goes to this red one), I have to note the delicious irony that's having a moment.
The irony, of course, is that of depicting an old-school typewriter on a vessel that transports a new-school computer. Yes, it seems that you can have it both ways: retro and modern.
Geek Out: Do You Ever Suffer Social Networking Anxiety?
I'm more hilarious than my tweets. My life is more fascinating than my Facebook updates. My Internet activity is more diverse than my Delicious account might suggest.
Incipio's iPod Shuffle Wafer Cases Are Good Enough to Eat
It's rare for me to actually describe an iPod case as mouthwatering, but that's exactly what Incipio's Wafer dermaSHOT Case is ($15). Naturally, it's not edible, but it just looks like a delicious treat.
The case, which works only with the iPod Shuffle's latest generation, is available in chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla .
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