The Big Red Corner

Jarvee - the social media bot - scam or the real deal?

I was browsing the other day online and I found a comment on a blog I commonly read talking about this tool that is supposed to schedule your posts on the top social media channels. Since I do a lot of social media as I manage both my own accounts and those of my sister I was immediately intrigued to see what it was about and if it could really help cut the time I was spending doing all this social media promotion.

The name of this tool is Jarvee and as I usually do I immediately started to see what other people had to say about it. There were a few reviews here and there, mostly good so I wanted to check for myself next and see if this is not a scam as, to be honest, it seemed a little too good to be true and at a very decent price considering what it said it could do.

They have a 5 days free trial so I said that nothing could go wrong and I jumped right in. Created an account, downloaded it and within 10 minutes it was installed and I was already playing around with its various features. I have to tell you guys that I was quite impressed and a little lost seeing the multitude of features and settings it had. It literally had over 20 settings for targeting the exact people I needed to follow on Twitter, it was amazing. Granted, you don't need to always use them all but to have all these options means that you can find exactly what you're looking for and for me that was something that I needed. See for yourself:

I used to spend hours doing this manually so it was like a smack in the head seeing this software could do it so easily, I couldn't believe the time I lost doing it manually each and every day. I was still on the fence though, I had to see it in action and actually see that it really did all of this and the settings were not there just for the sake of it. So I added an account for each platform it supports and I started everything up.

Won't bore you with all the details of how I set everything up and the few days that I've tested it. I'll just say : you definitely need to watch the video tutorials if you want to jump right in. There are so many features, most are self explanatory but in order to actually take advantage of it the right way, it's a good idea to spend 20 minutes to view the videos first. It will be well worth it in the end.

My review after 3 weeks of using it: It's amazing! Saves me a lot of time and it increased the rate at which my accounts grow almost 3 times. I was thinking some time back to hire someone to do all this for me but the cost was over $700 per month for 3 accounts so I gave up as I didn't have that kind of cash laying around. This actually costs 35 times less and allows me to grow 10 accounts ( mine and my sister's alike)

So, to answer my own question from the title : Definitely not a scam, it's the best thing that ever happened to my social media work this year ! So I recommend it full heartedly. In case you missed the link, here it is again : Jarvee - the best social media schedule ( for reals :) ) 

Data provided by satellites show that there is plenty of water in the lunar soil

According to a study released by Nature Geoscience, the soil of the natural satellite is rich in water, reports AFP Tuesday, quoted by Agerpres.

"We found the 'water signature' everywhere in the depths of the moon using satellite data," Shuai Li, of the Brown University in Providence, USA, told co-author of the study.

The presence of water on the Moon is no longer the subject of debate today. Already in 2008, researchers have discovered molecules of water inside magma pieces brought to Earth by astronauts from Apollo missions.

"It remains to be seen if these samples reflect the general conditions of the depths of the Moon, or they are rather regions rich in exceptional, abnormal water in a" sec "soil," said Ralph Milliken, also from Brown's University in Providence and co-author Of the study.

Using satellite data, the two researchers have highlighted that volcanic deposits contain exceptionally high amounts of water coming from the depths of the Moon.

According to the study, the deposits contain little water (less than 0.05%), but they are enormous and can reach up to 1,000 km2.

So Earth's satellite would be "surprisingly rich in water," according to the researchers.

Hyperloop One successfully completed the second test and announced the start of the marketing phase

The US start-up Hyperloop One has made a second successful test of its high-speed train and is now ready to go to the marketing stage, AFP said.

The new test, made July 29 in the Nevada desert, allowed the prototype to travel at a speed of 310 km / h, compared with 112 km / h in the first test in May.

In total, the Hyperloop One XP-1, the prototype's name, was nearly 450 meters, the group said, which has successfully tested all components of the system.

Over time, the Hyperloop, which is maintained in the air thanks to a magnetic support system, would reach 1,200 km / h.

"We have shown that Hyperloop is really working," said Shervin Pishevar, executive chairman and co-founder of Hyperloop One, a company that now has nearly 300 employees, for AFP.

"Starting today, we are going to the marketing process," he added.

Hyperloop One is already discussing with several governments and potential partners, explained the director of this start-up that has already paid $ 160 million from investors.

In 2013, American contractor Elon Musk, who founded the Tesla Motors electric carmaker, presented the project of a new public transport system called Hyperloop, where passengers can move into metallic capsules that run at high speeds through some Steel tubes in which the pressure is low.

Musk said that 7.4 million people could be transported annually between San Francisco and Los Angeles and the 600km could be traveled in less than an hour. The necessary investment would be $ 6 billion, and the completion of the project would take 7-10 years. Metal capsules will be able to carry up to 28 passengers at a time.