If you’re familiar or have been using Google Documents then you would certainly appreciate and might actually use Bookgoo. Bookgoo is a new service that puts your offline document online to enable collaboration with your friends and to the whole web community. Continue reading the story called Bookgoo Lets You Highlight and Annotate the World
Blogger.com and WordPress.com are both great platform for creating your online presence either through text, photo gallery or video blogs. But in order to make your blogs/sites as colorful and as good looking as you, you have to tweak some settings and layouts. Of course you can always be contented with the default templates of these two blog hosting sites but what if you want a blog/site which is good looking without the hassles? New blog/site creation service Uber.com offers up a good alternative. Continue reading the story called Create Uber Good Looking Website for Free
For the past couple of days, Facebook has been selectively inviting members to try out its new redesigned interface. But now Facebook has made the beta site public by putting a link that can be found at the top most part of you screen when you are login to your Facebook account. This is a major redesign for Facebook and its got tons of new features. Continue reading the story called The New Face of Facebook
If you’re a new social media site going up against an industry leader such as Digg, what could probably your best bet against it? Being under the umbrella of one of the major internet media player might actually. Such is the case of AOL’s Propeller social news portal. Continue reading the story called Propeller Takes on Digg and Other Social News Portal
Poor Lenny. My buddy has been single for quite some time, and I don’t think it’s because his name is Lenny. He’s hit up all the mainstream dating Websites. From Match to PlentyOfFish to eHarmony, it’s been an experiment that has turned up nothing but depleted bank accounts, Russian spammers and an empty heart.
Well his heart might be empty, but as long as his mouth has some saliva, he’s in luck. Meet GenePartner, the Switzerland-based outfit that hopes to take the romance out of finding a partner by breaking it down to genes and chromosomes. Continue reading the story called Anyone With a Heartbeat (DNA) Can Find Love
There are many lifestream applications available on the web which offers you a platform where you can chronicle your life’s moments in a variety of ways. These lifestream services offer straight-up platforms which are similar to microblogging and social aggregator tools and services. So, it is but a welcome remark that a lifestream services comes off with a lil’ touch of sensitivity - LifeInLines. Continue reading the story called LifeInLines is a Lifestreaming Service with a Touch of Sensitivity
Center Networks are reporting that folks from Vimeo has decided to no longer allow video game videos on their site. It means that gamers will not be able to publish game walk-throughs, game strategy videos, depictions of player vs player battles, raids, fraps, or any other video gaming videos.
I actually can understand why they are doing this and, how you can read at their blog, reasons are two:
1. The main idea of Vimeo is “creative expression” and gaming videos just don’t stick to it;
2. Gaming videos are significantly larger than videos where you can see some form of “creative expression” (which makes me feel a bit sad);
So, basically if you are true gamer you need to search for alternative ways to share your gaming videos. I agree that Vimeo maybe isn’t the right place for such content and participating in other communities that are more gaming related can bring you much more fun.
Speaking about gaming communities there are one exelent site - GameVee.com! It is gamers community where you can share your gaming videos and communicate with peopple that have the same desire. I belive that GameVee isn’t only site for a gamers - If you can suggest some other alternatives your comments are always appreciated.
Wouldn’t it be fun when you are browsing the web and you find something interesting that you want to upload quickly on your mobile phone? Wouldn’t it be more convenient if you don’t have to go through the hassle of downloading that interesting stuff into your PC, then connecting your phone to the PC to transfer the stuff into your mobile phone? Rejoice, because ZipClip is offering us a “browser add-on” that can facilitate a faster way of transferring stuff we find on the web to our mobile phone. Continue reading the story called Fun up your Mobile Phone with ZipClip
Look who’s joining the US election party? The social blog directory BlogCatalog has just announced its own Political Channel which aggregates the US Presidentiable debate, builds like minded communities and engages millions of members in the political process. Continue reading the story called BlogCatalog Joins the US Election Fever
If you are looking for a place to upload, share, and published your magazine or magazine articles, new site Mygazines may actually the right place for you. Continue reading the story called Upload, Share and Archive Mygazine Articles
Social Trendcasting is a fairly new trend, buzzword that may actually be the next best thing in the Web 2.0 environment. If we are to look at social trendcasting closely, it’s a hybrid of web trendcasting popularized by major search engines’ keyword popularity analytics tool such as Yahoo Buzz and Google Zeitgeist. But these two web tools based their analysis of what is popular on which keywords are widely used in web searches. Social trendcasting on the other hand uses the power of the crowd to determine what is the current trend and also to create a new trend. New social trendcasting site Edopter wants to be the leader in this new web 2.0 niche. Continue reading the story called Social Trendcasting with Edopter, Anyone?
