Backup Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and other services with Backupify
A few years ago we didn’t have Flickr or Twitter, Facebook or even Gmail! Then came a flurry of social networking sites which allowed you to find your friends, make new ones, share photos and videos and even your every minute activities!
With that comes the risk of losing this information if the service shuts down or even worse, if your account is hacked.
Founded about a year back as Lifestreambackup, Backupify currently supports the backup of your Flickr, Twitter, Delicious, Zoho, Google Docs, Photobucket, WordPress, Basecamp, Gmail, Facebook, Friendfeed and Blogger accounts.
Backupify offers all users a completely free Twitter backup. However to backup any other account, you’ll need to get hold of one of the paid accounts.
So, for the purpose of this post, I will explain how you can go ahead with backing up your Twitter account. Of course, you will need to signup for Backupify.
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OnlyWire (Service Saturday)
There is a whole plethora of social bookmarking spread to all corners of the Internet and if you are like me, then you probably have an account with most of them!
However, when you wish to add a bookmark, it becomes quite a pain to go to each and every website. That is where OnlyWire steps in.
OnlyWire supports over 20 social bookmarking sites including Delicious.
To make it easier, OnlyWire gives you simple bookmarklet that you can add to your browser. When you visit site you would like to bookmark, you can hit the bookmarklet and you will redirected to OnlyWire, where you can enter tags, the title and a description and complete the bookmark.
The site will be bookmarked in all the social bookmarking sites whose information you have added in OnlyWire.
About Ajay
A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
Del.icio.us is now Delicious
When Yahoo! took over del.icio.us, everyone expected an update to the same. And, sure enough, Yahoo! has not disappointed us 
Last week Yahoo! announced the update on the delicious blog.
The biggest change is the url, viz. Delicious.com.
Besides the new URL, Delicious.com boasts of faster pages, faster search results and a brand new look. The look definitely is a lot better the old drab look that the site had.
The navigation has been totally revamped that makes it really easy to go through most parts of the site. What would have been a welcome addition would be the use of AJAX, especially when adding friends.
Overall the update has been very useful. Now, I just need to remember to add the links I like to Delicious!
About Ajay
A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
Has Digg really “unbanned” those banned sites?
It has been observed that previously banned sites don’t appear in the popular lists even now and a good number of new posts that are submitted are landing up in buried lists minutes after they are submitted. Muhammad Saleem tries to seek answers when he asks Has Digg really “unbanned” those banned sites?.
About Ajay
A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
Digg Should Sue Wired?
Mike Arrington suggests that Digg Should Sue Wired over the “experiment” conducted by Wired Reporter. I disagree totally, because what she did was prove that Digg can still be gamed, despite Digg’s claims that it can’t. The argument continues…
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A die-hard blogger, web developer, biker, singer, geek, non-stop talker, foodie, movie freak are just some of the words that begin to describe me.
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