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If Twing lets you find opinions and product views posted on online forums, vertical search engine Omgili extends the service further by letting you find out what people are saying about anything and everything. Omgili describe itself as many thing, but for simplicity and for the purpose of this write-up, let’s call it a vertical search engine. Continue reading the story called Omgili Helps You Find Out What People Are Saying

What if Digg’s portal turns pink and the Dugg items become all about fashion, products, shopping, designer, boutiques and all pink stuff? You get to Fling it Girl! Continue reading the story called Fling It Girl is Digg in Chick’s Clothing

If you’ve always wanted to create a version of your blog or website which is suitable for mobile browsing, MoFuse is offering you a faster and quicker way using a friendly interface which even the most novice content publisher can do. What was previously a paid service is not a free-for-all service which anyone can use for creating their mobile web presence. Continue reading the story called MoFuse Lets You Create a Mobile Version of Your Blogs/Sites

Imagine all your digital devices, mobile phones, mobile PCs, dekstops containing all your digital properties interconnected with each other and lets you access them anytime, anywhere. Ain’t it fun? It certainly is fun and it would all soon be possible with Microsoft Live Mesh. Continue reading the story called Connect to Your Digital Life Via Microsoft Live Mesh

Before Blogs and other social networking sites, the most widely used online property are online forums and communities. These internet sites epitomize knowledge collaboration and interaction in real-time.However with influx and the growing popularity of social networking sites, it has become easier to communicate with other people online and online forums popularity started to wane. Nonetheless, there are still existing forums and Twing is facilitating the transfer of knowledge by providing a search engine that crawls through online forums and find relevant results. Continue reading the story called Twing Lets You Search Information Within Forums and Communities

For AOL, the old adage “Better Late Than Never” still works. It just launched its new online product that doesn’t carry the AOL name, the PIXCETERA. This site is an online photo gallery similar to industry leaders Flickr, Photobucket and other online photo gallery site. However, Pixcetera is focusing exclusively on top-quality photographs culled from various AOL sites. Continue reading the story called AOL Rolls Out Pixcetera; a Photo Gallery Site for Top Quality Photos

We’ve already featured Facebook’s native application for the iPhone and the iPod Touch, and we could only say that the Facebook application is definitely a must-download free application. Of course, being Facebook’s number one rival, MySpace will not just sit on its laurels and let Facebook dominate the iPhone world. So, it also launched its own native Mobile MySpace application. Continue reading the story called MySpace Mobile for Your iPhone 3G and iPod Touch

With the so many location-based social networking sites with all their complex features and back-end features, it’s a good thing that Fraced wants to change that by offering a simple social networking site. And as saturated as the social industry is, Fraced simplicity could propel its popularity and wide use in the long run. Continue reading the story called Fraced Wants to Bring Sociality, Locality and Simplicity Together

Social search engines haven’t really established its niche in the search engine market. And there are varied reasons for that. For one, social search engines are not really native search engine per se, because most of them just aggregates the search results of the three major search engines, repackaged these results and present it to users. New social search engine Scour does the same thing. As a social search engine, you can aggregate your search results or break it down per search engine. But what makes Scour special from other social search engine is the fact that it pays you to do your search. Continue reading the story called Scour - The Social Search Engine that Pays You to Search

Did you get a new iPhone yesterday and starting to enjoy your new mobile toy? Have you downloaded new applications already? Have you instaleld the new iPhone OS 2.0? Well you should by now. Why? To enjoy these cool social networking applications we’ve gathered up for you. We’ve already gave you a sample with the Facebook applications for the iPhone. Now here’s 10 more social networking applications especially for your new iPhone. Continue reading the story called 10 Social Networking Apps for Your New iPhone 3G

Today is iPhone day. Don’t even bother searching for news about social networking, web 2.0 or online communications because there’s a slim chance that you’ll find any (alright, I’m exaggerating). So, riding on the hype of the release of Apple’s most sought after mobile TOY, we’re featuring - the Facebook app for the iPhone. Continue reading the story called Facebook for Your Newly Bought iPhone 3G

Youmeo is a new social network, yes. But it can also be a lifestreaming service or a social network aggregator for all your social networking profiles. So, youmeo is a social network for social networks. And its got some pretty good potential. Continue reading the story called YouMeO - A Social Networking Site that Encourages You to Use Other Social Networks