Posts Tagged ‘ URL ’

Shrinker For iPhone Wants Your URLs

One of my latest iPhone application lets you shrink your URLs to something a little more manageable. Aptly named, Shrinker for iPhone lets you type in a long URL, then with a tap shorten it using TinyURL.com (Bit.ly and other shortening services will be coming soon). You can copy the link to the iPhone clipboard [ READ MORE ]

Linkr Open Source Project

I wanted to post a quick update about the Two Weeks, Two Open Source Projects post that I wrote earlier this week. The first of the open source projects that I set out to create is for the most part done. I actually finished earlier than I thought I would, and it didn’t take as [ READ MORE ]

Two Weeks, Two Open Source Projects

I don’t like sitting around, not doing anything. I tend to always have a full schedule during school semesters, but during the summer, my schedule is a bit more lax. Therefore, I came up with an interesting idea: Build two open source projects in just two weeks. I doubt I’ll be able to get them [ READ MORE ]

Sidepath brings self-hosted URL shorting service

Sure, you could use TinyURL or some other URL shortening (or redirect) service. But what happens if you want a self-hosted solution to the all so common long URL problem? Well, I haven’t seen a truly usable tool … until now! Sidepath is a URL shortening tool that you can install on your own web [ READ MORE ]

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Hi, my name is Cory Bohon. I am a tech blogger at Mac|Life, Mac/iPhone developer, lover of all things technology, and photographer. This is my personal blog, where you can find what I am currently ranting about.

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