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Receiving major news coverage today is Amazon’s entry into the iPhone apps market with its very own free iPhone application which is simply called Amazon.com. What makes this new iPhone application cooler is one of its features which let you snap photos of things you encounter and the app will match it with the same if not similar products at the Amazon shop. Pretty cool right? Continue reading the story called Amazon.com Now Has an iPhone App, and It’s Pretty Cool Too

Hoping to leverage on rival Facebook and also to boost its mobile phone presence, MySpace is launching a new feature of its mobile MySpace interface that would let members watch video clips from their MySpace pages as well as TV shows on their mobile phones. The new feature will be made available soon on various mobile phones including the BlackBerry Bold, Palm Centro, Motorola Q9, LG Voyager, Nokia N95 and Samsung Instinct. Continue reading the story called MySpace to Launch Mobile Video Streaming via Members Pages

What do you want to watch tonight? I don’t know. What do you want to rent? I don’t care.

We’ve all been there. Well this new Web site, Jinni.com, helps make the decision a bit easier. As they refer to it, their “movie genome project” helps match up users to movies and TV shows by sorting through the experience (mood and tone) and the story (plot). The creators of the website refer to it as “an internet application designed to fit how people relate to movies and TV”, not as a social networking site. Continue reading the story called Find Movies w/ the Movie Genome Project

Remember the social search engine called Scour.com we covered not so long ago? Or are you still using it since then? Well, latest news coming from Scour is that it is introducing some new personalization features that will allow you to customize your Scour search experience including the ability to track your friends’ comments as well as connecting with other search on the Scour network. Continue reading the story called Social Search Engine Scour Gets More Personal

Zaplive.tv is a Web site for anyone and everyone from all over the world to post “live” broadcasts and then chat with viewers about the broadcasts.

The Web site simply requires you to sign up (free of charge) and then connect your camcorder or Webcam to the computer. The Web site then detects the footage and loads it up to your Web page. Further, it allows you to chat with your viewers or post comments on other’s broadcasts. Continue reading the story called Video Goes Interactive With Zaplive TV

With a killer name and a great business platform to boot, what could possibly hinder social network aggregator/start page/social network site Power.com from conquering the web 2.0 environment? We certainly could not think of anything. Power.com could very well make it big as it makes its way to the U.S. social networking fans. Continue reading the story called Power.com Wants to Aggregate Your Social Networking Activities

Sprint users would be glad to know that they can now upload photos and videos which they took using their Sprint mobile phones directly from their phone to various online services including MySpace, Photobucket and YouTube and other social media sites. This is definitely a good service would be most useful during the Holiday Season where picture-taking and video capturing would be higly in-demand during festivities. Continue reading the story called Send Photos, Videos from Your Sprint Phone to MySpace and Online Services

In a not so crowded online video portal market, we definitely have extra room for another player. Joining Hulu and the others is Sling.com with its premium, high-quality video contents all available online and ready for us to stream and watch. Continue reading the story called Sling.com Opens Up to the Public and Becomes More Social

Some people may not like what YouTube just rolled out for its online video player, in fact many people didn’t like it and are clamoring for an opt out and to revert back to the original screen size. We’re talking about YouTube’s decision to tranform its video player into 960 pixels, hence making all videos uploaded YouTube to be displayed in widescreen regardless of what size YouTube users shoot them. Happy with that? Continue reading the story called YouTube Video Player Gets Wider

After testing its new full-featured search platform for a couple of weeks ago, LinkedIn is now ready to roll out the new search feature to you and me, yes to all of use LinkedIn users. According to the official LinkedIn Blog, “the new search platform is redefining the way professionals go about finding talent, business partners, customers or a former colleague.” Continue reading the story called LinkedIn Opens Up New Search Platform to Everyone

Drop.io, a used to be simple and private online file sharing solution is now the web’s most convenient way of privately sharing images, video, audio, documents and other digital content. The popular file sharing site has just redesigned its website and is now simpler and easy to use. Continue reading the story called File Sharing Site Drop.io Rolls Out its New Site Interface, and Some Features Too

How many hours have you wasted trying to come up with something cute and spunky to put as your status on Facebook or Twitter? How many OMG and blog updates did you miss while you racked your brain to impress your friends with your clever status update?

Well, no longer do you have to waste your precious hours. Generatus.com is a website that solves the problem of wasting time over status updates! As they put it, they are “ideal for the imaginatively challenged”. Or if it makes you feel better, use it on your off days. Continue reading the story called Social Network Status Update Generator