Many apps are available on the internet which allow users to convert document files into other file formats including image files. Converting documents to an image is great for things like converting a word document to a contract to ensure no changes were made. Now although you can download an app to help with the […]
Amazon MP3 Player, Google Music, SugarSync, Spotify—it truly seems like it’s the year of the cloud-based music player. But oddly enough, Dropbox, our favorite cloud backup / storage / filesharing service, doesn’t natively support streaming music. I spent weeks looking for something that would let me stream music from my Dropbox folder but didn’t find […]
TechSmith, the fine company that brings us Snagit, Jing and Camtasia, recently dropped us an email letting us know that the new beta version of Screencast.com was now available for testing. In an earlier Screencast.com review, grooveDexter deemed Screencast.com very groovy and recommended the free service to our groovyReaders. For those of you who missed […]
At groovyPost, we always enjoy seeing our old friends in the news. So, this morning when we saw that the social media feeds were all tweeting over the announcement that Tungle.me had been acquired by Research in Motion—the Canadian outfit responsible for BlackBerry—we thought: “Good for them.” In our Tungle.me review posted last November, we […]
The world of cloud-based music streaming is still figuring itself out. From the discovery of “Internet radio” apps like Pandora and Rhapsody, to the on-demand online libraries like Grooveshark and Last.fm, determining the best way to take music libraries to the cloud has been an ongoing experiment over the past years. Surprisingly, Amazon emerged a […]
