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22
May
2009

Lightning review of LouderVoice for Android

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LouderVoice for Android
4/5

Below is a very brief review of the new Google Android application, by LouderVoice.com, which allows you to browse, search and write reviews, much like on the main site. They’ve included some basic location-based features, such as the ability to automatically set the location of a given review from your phone’s GPS, and to search for reviews in your current location.

Here’s a quick video tour:

Rated 4/5 on May 22 2009
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10
Mar
2009

MyMunster.com Review (TuesdayPush)

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Munster Rugby is arguably the most successful club/provincial rugby brand in the northern hemisphere. You know a rugby brand is successful when you have a huge portion of followers from an opposing club or province. It’s the Man United of rugby!

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24
Feb
2009

1Time – Time tracking made easy (TuesdayPush)

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1time Logo1time is an Irish time tracking site that makes tracking your project/task time across multiple clients easy.

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24
Feb
2009

Tuesday Push

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(Tuseday Push Logo)I’ve been meaning to get on board the Tuesday Push, properly this time. The idea is that a group of Irish web based companies (or just sites!) promote each other’s products in a coordinated way. It’s a form of a leg up from your peers, as it were.

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22
Feb
2009

Blog software of choice of the Irish Blog Awards ’09 short-listed

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Update: Stats now shown for winners and short-listed (of their respective category), and the overall “Grand Prix” winner.

@donncha and @micheleneylon tweeted about the stats of the blogging technology behind this year’s Irish Blog Awards, organised by Damien Mulley. It got me thinking about the stats of the software used by all those short-listed in the blog awards. Here they are!

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