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What does socialapp and placely have a common aside from both being a social networking site, and socialapp a no niche social network, while placely a niche one? Their name both speak of what they are all about. If socialppl is a social network for people, Place is a social network site for Places, specifically those places the people have been to, and places which have been a part of their past, present and future travel itineraries. Continue reading the story called Share Your Past, Present and Future Itineraries with Placely

A wise man once said, “He who blogs must leave the keyboard behind to show the world as it really is.”

OK, I’m kidding. I made that up. And it’s not clever at all. But that doesn’t mean I couldn’t submit it to Quotes Daddy, a Web 2.0 repository for over 1,000,000 quotes. Continue reading the story called The Ultimate Quote Database

Just as easy it is to understand what socialppl stands for, is what it is trying to offer to us, social networking loving people. A social network for people, as simple as that. No frills, no shrills just you’re good old social network with no specific niche, open for everyone type of social networking site. But then of course, before you spend a few minutes of your precious time to register at socialppl, you need to know what’s in store for you at this new social networking site.

Continue reading the story called Social Network + People = Socialppl

Although social networking site myeeos has been around in the early 2006 as an online community, it is only now that the site wants is fully making some noise. How do we know this? Because, it is only now that we’ve heard of them. From it’s unusual name, to its unique branding and tagline, to its obviously MySpace-Facebook competitive description and even its comparison chart against MySpace and Facebook, you’d clearly see that myeeos wants to offer something new, and wants to compete with these two social networking giants.

Continue reading the story called MYEEOS Wants Some Piece of the Social Networking Pie

No children or young adults and no pedophiles searching for victims.If you’re in the thirty-somethings age bracket and the MySpace crowd is too young for you or the Facebook community is too complicated for your own good, you might like new social network ThirtySpace.com. Continue reading the story called Social Network for Thirty-Somethings Opens in Beta

Where’s the best place to live? It all depends on you!  That’s one of the reasons I always hate those Money Magazine lists.  Since house shopping is such an individual activity, and everyone has a different set of criteria, it’s hard to find a match.  That’s where Hoodeo comes in.  A self-proclaimed ‘neighborhood matchmaker,’ the Website aims to help consumers determine which neighborhoods suit you best. Continue reading the story called I Fell In Love…With a Neighborhood

Red Tag Media announces their flagship solution to shopping-savvy customers with a feature-rich bargain shopping social community, providing unpublished coupon codes, discounts, and store promotions. Through an interactive interface, users can monitor price drops while staying informed of the latest sale events at major retailers.

Forget store circulars!  Online shoppers can spread the word about retail discounts with Red Tag Media, a social community that wants you to never pay the sticker price.

Comprised of three ‘channels,’ you can exchange ideas on products and sale events, while sharing your own shopping tips.

Continue reading the story called Jack and Jill Go Up a Hill…and Sell!

Alright, I admit the title didn’t get off too well. But social networking for Tom Cruise fans was the first thing that came into my mind when I encountered Socruise. Fortunately, the site has nothing to do with Tom, and is in fact a social cruise community. By “cruise” we mean, the common meaning of cruise, that one which involves ships, cruisers or liners. Continue reading the story called Socruise is a Social Cruise Community, has nothing to do with Top Gun Cruise

Jibe Mobile covers three categories of websites that wer usually cover here in Rotorblog - Facebook, Mobile and Online Communication (You can see them as headings just below the Rotorblog banner). As such, Jibe Mobile is a Facebook application, a mobile application and an online communication website which offers various services that can be further categorized into; keeping media close to you, sharing and staying connected with your friends, family and other contacts. Continue reading the story called Jibe is a Website, a Mobile and Facebook App Rolled into One

Featured websites in this podcast:

GigaChef
Wackwall
Zup
Greenopolis

Some of the most useful health sites that you may want to visit: Trusera, RareShare, iMedix

As always we are waiting for your feedback at podcast@rotorblog.com

Here at RotorBlog, Arnold Zafra busts his butt to bring you the latest and greatest Twitter happenings and apps.  That’s why I just sent him a cold beer.  A bunch of them.

Unfortunately, they’re not San Miguels.  In fact, you can’t even drink them.  Kinda cruel.  But it’s the thought that counts, right?

The ‘gift’ was sent via Hiimok, a fun little service that effortlessly allows you to send people virtual stuff via Twitter. Continue reading the story called Send Twitter Gifts With Hiimok

How I wish that Vigster already exists when I was still a hard core video gamer. It is definitely a haven for all types of gamers - console, pc, portable, casual gamers, you name it, you’d definitely find Vigster a useful resource for all your gaming needs. If Glinkster was a cool social networking site for you, and weplaythis doesn’t want to be called a gaming site, well Vigster is way cooler and definitely brags about being a gaming site and a social networking site as well. Continue reading the story called Get Your Video Gaming Fix at Vigster