Summarized it! Hey developers: TryBeta is inviting you!
I just summarized this post from mashable about TryBeta using "Summarize" tool from services on Mac, which automatically summarizes the text to the percentage I wanted it…it is pretty intelligent tool 
But anyway, trybeta is inviting Mashable users to try the new site "which means anyone". If you don’t know what TryBeta is, then here you can check the summary of the actual post:
TryBeta, first mentioned on Mashable last week, is a network specifically for developers and beta testers, and they’ve extended an exclusive invite to Mashable readers.
…For developers, they’ve included a systematic format for listing the beta testers, reading their comments, seeing what OS systems they are using, as well as their level of computer experience.
…Several settings can be installed for the developer’s use, limiting the factors of how testers can become involved (private or public beta), or what OS systems are needed for testers. A good amount of information regarding each product available for testing is displayed for testers as well, including comments, a description of the product, updates on changes made to the product, and screen shots.
Considering the standard procedure of beta mode for products these days, it’s great that TryBeta has created a central place for the facilitation of communication and promotion to occur. By organizing the beta cycles for a given product, TryBeta stands to provide a great deal of value for developers, as they absolutely need people to try their products. Now they have a way in which to quickly and easily filter and organize beta testers and their comments to be more productive in the development stages of their products.
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Morad Rayyan is IT professional specialized in New Media development and has special interest in networking "routing" as well as programming.
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