ShifD
How many times have you sent yourself an email or SMS of something you want to remember, like a book or a URL and then it gets lost in your inbox, never to be seen again. With ShifD you can easily send an SMS of a note, place or link that will appear on your computer.
The ShifD website is focused on a simple, clean and friendly design. You can add content with tags that are easily editable. Add a Link to read on your mobile phone later or a note to access from your home computer. Find more about ShifD here.
In its first introduction of a consumer technology solution, The New York Times Company has launched the beta version of ShifD. The application, which is accessible on the Web, various mobile devices and on the desktop of Adobe Air, allows users to save links, notes and places. Users can update and retrieve data through all these platforms.
Above is our interview with Times developers Nick Bilton and Michael Young, who created ShifD. We taped this piece earlier this week at the Times headquarters.
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