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Email Still Rules When It Comes To Collaboration

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10:30AM October 4, 2011 | Angus Kidman

If you want to collaborate on a document for work, there are plenty of online options, with Google Apps and Office 365 perhaps the most prominent. But it seems that in Australian workspaces, the most common method remains somewhat more basic: emailing documents to one another. More »

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Flickr Introduces Android App With Photo Sessions

6:35AM September 29, 2011 | Adam Dachis

It took a while, but Flickr finally has an Android app. It provides plenty of browsing, uploading, and sharing features, much like its iPhone counterpart. Additionally, Flickr has added a neat feature called Photo Sessions, allowing you and your friends to view a slideshow of photos at the same time. More »

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"Ideas Cause Ideas"

8:00AM July 1, 2011 | Adam Dachis

“Ideas cause ideas and help evolve new ideas. They interact with each other and with other mental forces in the same brain, in neighbouring brains, and thanks to global communication, in far distant, foreign brains.” ~ Roger Sperry More »

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Webstagram Is Instagram’s Missing Web Interface

8:00AM June 18, 2011 | Adam Dachis

If you’ve been using Instagram, the popular filter-based photo capturing and sharing app for iOS, you’re probably aware of its lack of a decent web interface. Webstagram provides exactly that. More »

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Simple Webapp Flick And Share Lets You Share A Single Download Link For A Whole Flickr Album

12:30AM June 16, 2011 | Matthew Rogers

Flick and Share is a completely free webapp that lets you share one single link with somebody that will allow them to download an entire Flickr photo album as one package. More »

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Img.ly Is A Free, Well-Supported TwitPic Alternative

5:00AM June 6, 2011 | Alan Henry

Earlier this month, TwitPic changed its terms of service. The changes allow TwitPic to use and sell your images without giving credit or paying royalties to you. If that doesn’t sit well with you, Img.ly is an alternative service with similar features where you own the images you upload. More »

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Five Best Web Sites For Image Hosting And Photo Sharing

1:00AM June 6, 2011 | Alan Henry

When you want a service that will organise your uploaded photos, tag them with the date and location, and then share them out to friends, you have plenty of web services to choose from. Many offer editing tools, and others have huge communities. Here’s a look at five of the most popular web sites for robust image hosting. More »

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Ask LH: Where’s The Best Place For Me To Share My Programming Projects?

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10:30AM May 30, 2011 | Angus Kidman

Dear Lifehacker, I’m in search of somewhere where I can share the apps I’ve been programming, and somewhere where I can get advice and tips for features and feedback. I’m a new programmer (haven’t left school yet), self-taught and only do it as a hobby. Is there such a place where my ideas and application won’t get stolen? Thanks, Walking Again More »

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Ask LH: How Should I Share Hi-Res Photos With Friends?

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9:30AM May 27, 2011 | Angus Kidman

Dear Lifehacker, I recently went on holiday with a bunch of friends, and everyone had their own cameras and took some great photos. We all said we’d share the photos with each other when we got home, but it didn’t really happen, because no-one really knows what is the best and easiest way to share full-resolution photos that haven’t been downsampled. More »

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Five Best Services For Quick Image Sharing

2:00AM May 23, 2011 | Alan Henry

When you want to share an image on Twitter, over IM, or in the comments of your favourite blog, full-fledged gallery webapps like Flickr or Picasa are overkill. That’s where these quick image sharing services come in, filling your need for quick, almost disposable image sharing. Here’s a look at five of the most popular services for quickly and easily sharing images on the web. More »