Facebook in German Version

If you are a German guy that uses Facebook then you can be more than happy, because the famous social network has just released its German version according to this Pc Magazine article.

Originally Facebook was only developed in English, but now the German version comes to be the third language deployed for the popular application. This translation has been made by Facebook German-speaking members who volunteered to translate the site from English to German. In February was also released the Spanish translation, a work also made by volunteers members It seems that the company has planed to depend on the help of their users to translate the site and its new features to other non-English language. A good strategy that was copied from Wikipedia. While its most famous rival “MySpace”offers versions of its site in Spanish, French, German and Italian, including a site for U.S. Spanish speakers and another for French Canadians. It seems that Facebook will soon overtake and surpass it.

Flypaper: The Easiest Way of Making Flash Presentations on the Web

Everybody admits how gorgeous are Flash presentations compared to PowerPoint slides, but using Flash and ActionScript code for an average computer user could be not so easy like building on PowerPoint and here is where “Flypapers” comes into action.

Flypapers is an hybrid app similar to Picasa and Google Earth, where you have to download a program into your local computer for making the hard work with graphics but firmly incorporate the Web. For many users that have felt in love with typical web apps like slideshare or google docs, the time involved into downloading and installing the flypaper free editor could be annoying steps, but they will be greatly rewarded.

Using Google Health for Managing Personal Health Records

If you are tired of gathering and organizing all of your medical records each time you have to share them with new doctors, hospitals and clinics then you have a new Google service that could be the perfect solution for you.

With Google Health (even in its beta release) you can keep all of your medical history in one private place and share it only with those who you have authorised to. Google has partnered with several hospitals, labs and pharmacies so you can import health records and prescriptions that you already can have with them. So in this way you won’t have to start all from scratch.

You can search for doctors and hospitals inside the same interface and add what you require to your medical contacts list, check for potential interaction between your medications and conditions, look the reference links that let you know more about your conditions and available treatments.

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