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Follow on @Twitter (Personal Profile)
Follow Digital inspiration on Twitter and receive alerts when new tutorials and how-to guides are published on the blog. For my personal tweets, please follow @labnol.
Follow on Google Plus
The Google+ profile was on Google’s suggested users list for some time and that explains why 1,000,000+ users have added me to their circle.
Follow on Instagram
Now that Instagram supports video, I think I’ll use the app more frequently and even experiment with short video tutorials.
Get the Chrome App
You can install the Digital Inspiration app in your Google Chrome and access the website from the browser’s start page. Writing a Chrome App is easy.
Follow on Foursqure
Curious to know about my favorite places or where I have been to recently. Follow me on Foursquare and you may get a hint.
Follow on Flickr
With 1 TB of space, I think Flickr is awesome again. You can expect to see software screenshots, memes and sometimes personal pictures on my Flickr page.
Follow on Pinterest
On Pinterest, I mostly curate historical art (especially from the Mughal era), tech cartoons, UI elements and also my favorite gadgets. Also see: Stuff I Use.