My Experience With Using Podcast Reader (Short Orange) Short Orange podcast reader was really easy to use! I just have to sign up and then I can subscribe to any channel that I like, after subscribing to channel I can listen to all of its episodes. Also, I can download the episode so I can listen to it offline without the need of WiFi. Short Orange ha a timeline where I can find the latest episode of my subscriptions channels.
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My Experience with using 2 different cloud providers (Google drive & Dropbox) The storage space: Both Dropbox and Google Drive offer free storage space Google Drive comes as standard, with 15GB of free space , which is far more than Dropbox initial free storage offering of just 2GB . Supported platforms and devices: Google Drive: Google Drive has supported both Windows and Macintosh systems and the most famous smartphone systems such as IOS and ANDROID, but it does not support Linux systems and some non-famous smartphone systems. Dropbox: Dropbox supports Windows, Macintosh, IOS, ANDROID, Blackberry, and Linux systems and is the only one that supports Blackberry and Linux. For me, the better one is google drive because I care about the storage space more than anything else.
Terms of Service and privacy policy of Twitter Twitter privacy policy says that by submitting, posting or displaying Content on or through the Services, you grant them a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute such Content in any and all media or distribution methods. This license authorizes them to make your Content available to the rest of the world and to let others do the same. In addition to the information you share with them, they use your Tweets, content you’ve read, Liked, or Retweeted, and other information to determine what topics you’re interested in, your age, the languages you speak, and other signals to show you more relevant content. When you use Twitter, even if you’re just looking at Tweets, they receive some personal information from you like the type of device you’re using and your IP address. They use this information for thi...
comparing two different approaches for displaying an image on a blog uploading an image, embedding image stored on Flickr uploading an image directly to Blogger: It is easier than embedding image from flicker you can just click the upload icon and choose a photo from your device. Anyone can do it unlike embedding image from flicker where you have to know about the HTML coding. embedding image stored on Flickr: you can upload photos that are not stored on your device when the photo is embedded When you pass the mouse on the image you can see the image information (name of the image, and by whom)
