Showing posts with label springdoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label springdoo. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Answers from my questions to Adam, Sprindgdoo

Each time I like Springdoo more. And I'm really thinking how to use it to improve the way I'm making business.
A few days ago I've sent some questions to Adam Freeman and I used the "Springcaster" to do so. Now he listened to the questions and used the same tool to answer to my message!
One of the greatest things of the Springcaster is that it merges the videos or audios published and the answers of the audience. The other thing is that you can use in your Blog the answers or whatever you published there individually.
So how to see the answers from the spring caster? First you must check the number of replies you have, then click on the element and then you will see that a tab will activate the chance to see the answers. Something like that:

Then, after clicking on the tab "Replies" you will see the list of replies. the rest is simple you click on the reply you want to see or listen and that's it!


you can see and play with my SpringCaster in: This link you can send me your comments as well.
Anyway you can see the answers individually:



Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Voice message to Adam Freeman, Springdoo COO

This time I'm using the SpringCaster tool they provide. I recorded the voice message, it could be a video message as well, and now he will be able to answer the message right here from my Blog and using the technology his company provides. Thats cool!

You too, can Springdoo

Saturday, June 30, 2007

New version of Springdoo

Finally I had the chance to test the renewed Springdoo service. I had problems with the keyboard of my MacBook so I had to test it in a PC with a 6 years old web cam.
The results: great!
I think Springdoo is getting closer to the users. At least this is how I feel because they have solved problems I've been talking about and I'm sure many users as well.
Before I had a user account with 1GB of storage and now the same users only can store 250MB. I find that an inconvenience and a mistake from them to not even send me a message notifying on that change. Anyway I had the 1GB because of some tests I was doing on the past and they granted me that capacity for those reasons.
What is new?

  • Now you don't need to wait for transferring the video to their servers.
  • Now is possible to post a video you record directly in your Blog.
  • Their web site works much faster.

I also found that Springdoo was acquired by CityBlock. I hope they will open their company for more investors and that their representatives will start answering emails of interested or curious persons like me. (so if you work in Springdoo... just contact me).

Use Springdoo to communicate more effectively. If you have family or friends far from you this is a great way to let them know you care about them. It is easy for them to listen to you or to see your video. Make the experiment... there is no risk!

Thursday, April 19, 2007

EyeJot a service for sending video emails


I'm using a couple of services for sending video emails: Springdoo and EyeJot.

Both are in beta and both have some special characteristics. This time I would like to talk about EjeJot. It works 100% in Flash; that is good because it means that can work on any web browser and operating system.

The video and sound quality is not great but fare. the image is small but big enaugh to not make it difficult to see and of course it is faster than other options. The interface is great and it includes some very interesting functionalities like RSS compatibility. It also has one widget or gadget that helps you to make a video message to publish on your web site or blog.

I will write more about it later:)