If you haven’t tried ifttt.com (If This Then That) you are missing out.  It can help automate your life and help keep you informed!  Or in their words it “puts the Internet to work for you”.

Qwiki at TechCrunch Disrupt giving a demo of their new service. Qwiki’s goal is to “forever improve the way people experience information. Because data is stored by machines doesn’t mean it should be presented as a machine-readable list. Let’s try harder. Think of asking your favorite teacher about Leonardo Da Vinci, or your most well-traveled friend about Buenos Aires: this is the experience Qwiki will eventually deliver, on demand, wherever you are in the world…on whatever device you’re using.”

The new Twitter design looks great!

Have you checked out FoodSpotting.com yet?  I just did and it is pretty interesting.  According to their website their site “makes finding and sharing food recommendations easier: Instead of reading and writing reviews of restaurants, you can share photos of specific foods you recommend and see what’s good wherever you go.

Finding recommendations is as easy as looking in a bakery window and seeing what looks good. You can discover foods around you, find whatever you’re craving and see what’s good at a particular restaurant.

Sharing a recommendation is as easy as taking a picture of your food, saying what it was and where you found it. You can earn virtual tips and real rewards for sharing things others love.”

Social networking meets the real world.