Geeksugar names Eyejot "site of the day"

Thank you to the folks over at geeksugar for bestowing upon Eyejot their site of the day. We appreciate it and hope their audience finds Eyejot easy and fun to use!

Signing with Eyejot

Video messaging with Eyejot is an efficient way to communicate and can also be valuable for people that use sign language. Proud Geek describes his experience doing just that. There were some excellent questions raised by his readers which we attempted to answer in our own response.

One Giant Step for Email?

One Giant Step for Email? That's the question WebAppReview poses in their coverage of Eyejot. They say:

It’s got a good look, with Flash based video, it’s very quick and it’s free. The beauty of this kind of system is that once you have an account and have added a few contacts it’s easier than leaving a voicemail message with only a few clicks from beginning to end. The quality of the video and sound is high.

So, we would have to agree. Eyejot is one giant step for email!

Download Squad and 901am cover Eyejot

Emily Price of Download Squad covered Eyejot recently. Raj Dash on 901am picked up on it and covered the product too.

Amazingly Fun

Jamie Nelson, commenting on Jeff Barr's blog, writes:

Oh man, that Eyejot is amazingly fun. And not just for geeks; the fossils (grandparents) and the kids in my family are having a ball with it. It’s a consumer dream come true. Thanks for the tip, Jeff.

Thanks Jamie - and Jeff! Update: Jamie covered Eyejot on his own site. Read here.

Jackie Chan vs. Bruce Lee

Jackie Chan vs. Bruce Lee. Who would win? Jake Ludington is using Eyejot and wants to know by asking his readers. In his words:

I’m trying an experiment with Eyejot. Everyday, I’m going to ask a random question via video and collect responses via video. I’ll pick the nine answers I like best, compile them with the question and publish the responses the following morning. A new question will appear each day.

So, who would win? Visit his site to participate.

Emily Chang covers Eyejot

Thanks to Eyejot user Jon Bogart for pointing out Emily Chang's mention of Eyejot today. While mostly just a descriptive link, it's still nice of her to mention the platform.

Tim in Syndey covers Eyejot

Tim in Syndey posted an entry about Eyejot today. He noticed some of our embarrasing holes, such as incomplete online help pages. Still, we're glad he took the time to explore Eyejot and we'll work hard to address some of the completely valid points he raised. While we have had pockets of our online help section that have never been completed, we've been thrilled at the feedback some of you have provided us praising Eyejot's simple and intuitive user interface. It's as if we didn't need online help... Just kidding. We'll get to it. Promise.

KillerStartups covers Eyejot

The popular site KillerStartups covered Eyejot today. The site is a forum for news and information about new startups and provides its audience with a way to vote for products they think warrant additional attention. What are you waiting for? Check it out and cast a vote for Eyejot!

Eyejot makes the Scoble Show!

Eyejot's two founders, David Geller and Daryn Nakhuda, were featured in an episode of Robert Scoble's show on the PodTECH Network. Here they are introducing and demonstrating Eyejot in a 23 minute video. There's a follow-up video that's only 8 minutes providing a quick demo of the platform.