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McCain vs. Obama = Website Wars

We might not know who is going to win the U.S. presidential election come November (well, we have a pretty good idea), but we do know which candidate has the better Web site.
More than 100 Internet experts served as judges for the annual WebAward competition held by The Web Marketing Association.
And it looks like a [...]

Sing Your Heart Out with the Redesigned MySpace Karaoke

In the land where I am right now, Karaoke or the now popular videoke is the favorite past time of simple folks during simple gatherings. It’s always a good way to practice your singing voice as well as annoy the wits out of your neighbors. Hopefully, MySpace users who would visit MySpace Karaoke would make [...]

Photobucket Gets More Organized with Themes and Skins

Top Photo sharing site and erstwhile rival of Yahoo’s Flickr, Photobucket has just rolled out some new features of its site with the aim of facilitating better display options for its users. These new features include more themes and an enhanced album organizer.

Print Your MySpace Photos and Profiles via an HP Branded Print Option

Today, when no one hardly prints on paper anymore and every company seems to be hot on the heels of promoting green propaganda, MySpace and HP decided to go against the tide and are actually encouraging MySpace members to print their profiles or photos they’ve uploaded on their MySpace profiles, via a print options that [...]

Everyone Has a Story to Tell, Will You Share Yours with Tokoni?

Granted that everyone of us each have our own stories in life to tell with our friends and relatives, how far are we willing to go in sharing those stories to others? Tokoni, a social community for sharing your life story believes that there is a niche for this kind of social networking site. And [...]

See the Actual Size of Things

My little sister is in the market for a big ‘ol TV.  As you already probably know, a 46″ space won’t necessarily fit a 46″ TV (the size is measured diagonally).
From flat screens to iPods to cell phones, it’s not often you come across images that are ‘actual size.’  New Web site Pective is hoping [...]

StumbleUpon Intros No Browser-Installation Feature

Despite having not too much noise during the time that it has been operating, StumbleUpon managed to survive the test of times and was able to gain followers and users. In fact, the StumbleUpon site its number of stumblers to around 6,089,710 already. Despite this numbers though, StumbleUpon still has not managed to emerge as [...]

Twitter Wants to be More Useful

In what could be a glimpse of what the future holds for Twitter, the top microblogging site has launched Twitter Election 2008 or simply TE08. As if there were not enough users taking full advantage of its site, Twitter is leveraging on the Election 2008 to attract more users, and perhaps give us a glimpse [...]

Social Mention Scours through All Social Media Content

Google is definitely the most useful search engine if you want to dig into the web’s huge amount of online content and information. The problem is when you search for something in Google, you’ll get thousands if not millions of results. So what if you want to search for user-generated content on specific blogs, comments, [...]

The State of the Blogosphere According to Technorati

There’s quiet a number of interesting information that came out of Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere 2008 report. For those who are not in the loop, this is an annual study conducted by Technorati based on what they’ve unearthed and analyzed from the trends and themes of blogging based on their Index. But for this [...]

Twitter Gets a Site Refresh Too

It is definitely the season of site redesign.  Aside from Facebook and FriendFeed,  Twitter has also went ahead and  rolled  out some  new cosmetic  changes to the Twitter homepage.  But  unlike Facebook and FriendFeed, the Twitter blog was quick to point out that they are not introducing  any new feature except a minor one.

Get a Load of Cool Twitter Themes at TwitterGallery

One user customization feature that both Multiply and MySpace offer is Theme customization. There are tons of user-generated and free MySpace themes while Multiply has various pre-loaded theme that members can choose to use on their MySpace profile. But what about Twitter? Previously, to change the look of the default Twitter profile, you just need [...]