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Twitter, the renowned micro-blog site, has just come up with something new! It is called Lists (which is currently in BETA stage). Users may not receive this note, because this feature is only given out to selected Twitter accounts.

Basically, Lists help Twitter users to manage and organise the people that they follow. In addition, it also helps to discover new and interesting accounts, which account owners can link them to the same list, for better management. In other word, it works like categorisation of users.

To start using it, click on "Create a new list". It will bring up a pop-up window (shown below).

Enter the name of the List and you can even set it to "Private", if you don't want any public users to access your list.

Subsequently, you will proceed to add People onto the List that you want to follow (on that category). The best thing I like about List is that it allows me to group together the same field of people who share similar interests.

Well done, Twitter!

You may have been a member of Facebook or Twitter, but is that enough? Have you also forgotten about the past social networking sites, such as Friendster and Hi5, which once roam the Internet social network? Furthermore, how can possibly forget MySpace.

With so many social networking sites evolving around the Internet, which one will you likely to choose? Today, I just received the news that Poken, a new social networking site, will be the future generation of social networking; how it will change the way users perceive and socialise with peers.

With Poken, users can expand their network with a wave of the hands, or scroll back in time to check who they have met, where and when. This site also connects to other social networking sites, such as friends, who have pages on Facebook and MySpace.

Although Poken is still in the development phase, there is already a lot of promising features. Several new stuffs will be added within the next few weeks. Until it is officially launched, you may want to be one of the first to try out Poken.

NeoHide site has just been reviewed by the prestigious blogged editors! Amazingly, we have achieved a acceptable high score of 7.9 out of 10 in the Personal Blogs category. Not a bad achievement, judging from the way this site has undergone minimal maintenance.

(more details can be found below here...)

Just about two weeks ago, we have upgraded our site to the latest Drupal engine. After doing so, we acknowledged that there will be a lot of spam issues, as that have been encountered when the site was running on version 4.7.x version. During then, there was a particular contributed Drupal module, "spam", which worked miraculously in identifying spam comments. Unfortunately, this module is not supported in version 6.x, which prompted us to lookout for an alternative solution.

There was none that suits our needs from the Drupal module repository until we saw this - Mollom.

(read more about Mollom progress on our site...)

ShoppingAds was the first ever CPC ad program by its parent company - TextLinkAds. ShoppingAds is a Cost Per Click (CPC) product powered by some major shopping comparison sites. As such it allows publishers to display relevant merchant products in the form of image and text description. Similar to Google AdSense, publishers get paid dividends each time a visitor clicks on the ad.

(Want to know more about ShoppingAds CPC, click here ..)