What kind of person uses social media?
Tapgram helps you share how you’re really feeling, when you otherwise can’t
Tapgram is a social service that helps people who can't otherwise express themselves do just that - express themselves.
Instead of writing or typing out responses, users can tap on large icons that represent moods and can tap more to up the level of severity. Users can choose from a variety of moods including happy, sad, mischievous, and groovy. Though still a bit rough around the edges, Tapgram seems like an excellent way to help people with communication restrictions share what's really going on - and share it on social media for loved ones to keep track. And that is pretty groovy.
Sold
Don't have time for Craigslist or eBay? Sold is an app that sells it for you. Supposedly...
Twitter music
It's coming. Are you excited?
Indonesia has all the tweets
Media Bistro has a great piece on Twitter stats and active use. Jakarta, who knew?
Cheddar
Cheddar is a tasty little app meant to help you stay organized on the go. Have you tried it? Let us know what you think.
Yardsale
A cool new app that helps you sell stuff to people nearby. Found via The Next Web
Over
Over - My pictures. My words. My life. from Kertis Creative on Vimeo.
Add text over your photos with this soon-to-be-released app.
Sunday is your most social day
According to research from Social Bakers, Sunday is the day of the week when your social media fans/followers/whatever will most likely engage with your brand.
Vintage Social Media Ads
One of a series of ads from Brazilian firm Moma Propoganda.