Archive for category Web 2.0
Gitex KSA 2010
Posted by Cleartag in Web 2.0, Web Design, Web Development on April 26, 2010
Gitex KSA is the 9th International Information Technology Exhibition being held in the KSA from the 25th to the 29th of April 2010. During this time, the exhibition will be home to more than 450 exhibitors as well as over 100,000 visitors from all over the KSA and the world. Cleartag/Taglogic, the only Lebanese company participating in the exhibition, will use this opportunity to strengthen its foothold both regionally and internationally.
Cleartag will showcase its latest new media and digital solutions at the Riyadh Exhibition Center. Using a combination of RFID technology, multi-touch technology, and motion detection systems, along with its own customized software interfaces, the Cleartag booth is guaranteed to attract major attention at the show. Cleartag is working on some very unique tools that will enable visitors to physically interact with the booth, thereby making the Cleartag “experience” both memorable and unique.
Link Facebook Page to Twitter
Now, you can link your Facebook Pages to your Twitter accounts. Click on the image below and follow the instructions.
A good feature from Facebook to keep them ahead in their competition with Twitter. What do you think?
Delicious: Social Bookmarking
Posted by Cleartag in Online Marketing, Web 2.0 on August 14, 2009
Delicious is one of the first and most popular social bookmarking services online. It is owned by Yahoo. Delicious allows users to save, manage and tag their bookmarks and access them from anywhere.
To get started, click on the image below to register.
It is good to use your real name, or one of your keywords as a user name. After you register, you can:
- Invite your friends by entering your email and password
- import your bookmarks from your browser
- and add buttons to your browser to make it easier to submit your bookmarks.
Why you should register:
- It is web based, so you can check and manage your bookmarks from anywhere.
- Submit and share your website (s) and blogs as it can help build links and drive traffic to your website.
- Social: you can discover interesting sites bookmarked by others, and network/connect with people who share same interests.
Do you like this post? Submit to Declicious.
Facebook Pages vs Groups vs Profiles
A Facebook Page/Group “is a public profile that enables you to share your business and products with Facebook users.” It helps a brand create an online presence that looks and behaves like user profiles, yet serves to connect the brand with its customers. This is a basic comparison between Facebook Pages, Facebook Groups and users profiles.

Facebook Pages vs Groups
Google Docs: Online Collaboration
One of the growing Web 2.0 trends is the use of the internet as a collaboration tool and not just as a source of information. To account for this trend, software is now being offered as a service (SaaS).
One example of this is Google Docs. Google Docs is a simple, yet effective tool, that improves work flow tremendously. For many, sending emails or documents over Google Docs is preferable to traditional email because:
• Google Docs can be access it from anywhere: It is hosted online, so it can be edited from anywhere, anytime.
• Google Docs allows the user to share changes in real time
• Google Docs enables you to give access to anyone, allowing them to edit and check the updates, instead of emailing the file every time it is changed.
Check this “Google Docs in Plain English” Video for an overview.




