iRadar: Cool Websites and Tools [May 27th]

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Cool Websites and Tools [May 27th]

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Kindlefish – If you own a Kindle device, there might have been times where you needed text to be translated to another language. However the most popular translation service, Google Translate, does not support the Kindle. To help solve this problem Kindlefish was created, a helpful tool that translates text on the Kindle using Google Translate. Read more: Kindlefish: Use Your Kindle To Translate Text Between 56 Languages

		Follows – If you want to track popularity of your websites on all the social networks you are on, you would have to individually log into each network and then note your friends, followers, likes, readers, etc. With a smartphone application called Follows, you can check all of this from a single interface rather than jumping around multiple websites. It’s compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad running iOS 4.0 or later. Read more: Follows: Track Popularity Of Your Websites On Social Networks From A Single Interface (iOS App)

		Camscanner – Due to the clutter they create, handling many physical pages is not easy. One of the most common problems faced is forgetting where you placed a certain document. A solution to this is to convert all of your physical documents into electronic ones and then storing them on your computer or handheld device. This is precisely what CamScanner is for, a simple smartphone application for Android devices, running version 2.0 and later. Read more: CamScanner: Scan & Store Documents On Your Android

		Placebook – While online social networks were unheard of a few years back, today Facebook has members in almost every corner of the world. Having a big impact on the Internet, Facebook is often used in various types of research. If you need such data, you can use PlaceBook to quickly get the number of Facebook users in different regions of the world. Read more: PlaceBook: Provides Detailed Facebook User Trends & Stats Worldwide

		Scrubly – Having duplicate contacts in your address book can be rather inconvenient for people who prefer organization in everything. Individually looking for duplicate contacts and then removing them can be quite a tedious task. Here to automate the process is a web tool called Scrubly, a free to use web service that looks for duplicate contacts in your email address books. Read more: Scrubly: A Nifty Tool To Remove Duplicate Contacts From Gmail, Outlook & Mac Address Books

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