Moushumi Chakrabarty, Author at What's New On The Net

2016-01-17

Take back control of your Inbox with this software

Spammers, beware, is what these guys are shouting from the rooftops. Surely you know the feeling when you open up your Inbox & there’s a clutter of 250 emails. Your important messages are buried, & it takes you forever to sort out the ones from your work or friends. You’re just drowning in coupons from shoe merchants, offers from financial advisors or travel deal specialists & newsletters from the society of amateur birdwatchers. This startup now helps clear the clutter.

Web

2016-01-13

Promote recognition of your brand with self-created logo

Branding is big business. Getting the logo to align with your company’s image, ensuring the logo is a cohesive unit with easily recognizable features – all this can cause a minor panic attack. Professional logos created by you are possible with ‘LogoGarden’, a company based out of Tennessee, USA.

Web

2016-01-10

Buffer’s Pablo image app comes as a Chrome extension

With the launch of the Pablo Chrome extension, your social images can receive a boost & give you that extra oomph.

Internet related News

2016-01-08

Turn your iOS device into a data warehouse with this app

San Francisco, US-based, Formagrid has developed a flexible database that allows you to create & work with information, on your own terms.

Mobile

2016-01-06

Chat with your Website visitors ‘live’ with this Web app – #Startup

Converting visitors to your Website to become customers is a tricky affair. Often, they will just look at the goods & services up on offer, & after spending some minutes, they will probably leave, leaving you, the Website owner, heartbroken. But what if you could ‘live’ chat with them, & convince them to come on to your side? Read on….

Web

2015-12-30

A handwriting app for your iPad called ‘Penultimate’

You may think your handwriting beats any old digital font. Or sometimes, it’s just plain satisfying to go over notes in your own handwriting. Remember ‘journaling’, that is, just putting down your thoughts? But since, these days, we don’t use many physical notebooks or legal pads, how about your own ‘digital’ handwriting?

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