We don’t normally feature consumers devices here at Rotorblog. But eStarling’s digital photo frame offers something relevant to us social networking fans and that is the ability to stream photos from our Facebook accounts to eStarling’s Wi-Fi enable digital photo frame. Continue reading the story called eStarling Lets You Stream Facebook Photos to a Digital Photo Frame
For Swedish startup Twingly.com, world domination will not be a hard feat to achieve. What if you have a very good product that if given the right promotional strategy (and perhaps VC funding?), it may well be on its way to world domination indeed. But the guys behind Twingly blog search engine said they are not out to conquer the world, so let’s leave it at that. Continue reading the story called Find Quality Blogs at Twingly Search Engine for Blogs
If you’ve been in the look out for ways to earn from the traffic that you get on your MySpace profile, PayPal’s Storefront may be the answer to your needs. Storefront widgets let you embed a virtual storefront on your MySpace profile. This is ideal for MySpace users who are also casual virtual sellers. Continue reading the story called Create a PayPal Storefront at MySpace
DocStoc, the place to find and share professional documents, has long been one of my favorite Web destinations. From business plan templates to generic job applications, the Website houses an embeddable/sharable/printable doc for just about every business practice… Continue reading the story called DocStoc Adds Exciting New Features
Whereas before when you can count the number of social networks where you’re friends are into, now you can’t do that anymore. With the explosive growth of social networks, it has been harder to know where you’re friends are in the social network realms and even worst it becomes harder for you to communicate with them. Hopefully, new web application Zup will enable to fulfill its goal of bridging the gap between you and your friends in this chaotic world of web 2.0 and social networks. Continue reading the story called ZUP Makes it Easy to Keep in Touch with Friends Across Networks
If you love learning and sharing knowledge with others, then there’s a new website for you that offers different tools that aim to make online learning fun and engaging, while at the same time online teaching easy and effective. And that site goes by the name - LearnHub. Continue reading the story called LearnHub Wants to be the World’s Online Education Destination
It’s a universal fear: you or a loved one gets diagnosed with a rare disease. After the dust settles, one of the first things many people do is hit the Web to begin research. With so much information to wade thorugh, separating the good from the bad is a difficult task. One of the best things you can do is find someone who has suffered the same illness.
RareShare announces that it has launched a health social networking platform specifcally for rare medical disorders.
Currently in ‘early beta,’ the Website hopes to bring patients, families and healthcare professionals together to share information and personal knowledge about rare diseases.
“Our goal is to build a network of micro-communities where people can help each other by sharing firsthand knowledge about living and being affected by these medical disorders,” explained Eric Steele, Co-Founder of RareShare. “By launching an early-beta version of RareShare, we hope gain further insight about our initial user-base to help improve the services and tools offered through RareShare,” he added.
The community is currently broken out into 500 micro-communities, each dedicated to a specific rare disorder. They plan to double that number by summer’s end. With more than 1,500 recognized rare diseases, there’s unfortunatley no shortage of illness.
The Website is a great resource. Now let’s hope you don’t ever have to check it out.
Tell me which blog that you know is not yet riding on the hype that the iPhone2 has built up the past few days? If you check Techmeme, more than half of the page is occupied by nothing but posts and links about the new iPhone. I even stopped reading my Google Reader account because I couldn’t find anything good to read except articles about the iPhone2. Well, we can’t blame them and neither can you blame me. The new iPhone and applications and extensions that came with it is rocking us all, even social networking fans. Yes folks for us online communication, web 2.0 and social networking loyalists, the release of the new iPhone also brought us Apple’s MobileMe.
Continue reading the story called Apple’s MobileMe Offers Web 2.0 Applications
I know Flickr is a great photo sharing site. In fact, I maintain my own Flickr pro-account which I used to back-up all the photos I take. The thing is, I pay an annual fee to maintain it, but I don’t earn anything in return. Even if my photos get millions of hits and page views, I won’t earn a dime from any of those views, unless somebody contacts me and ask to use any of my photos for a fee. Now, wouldn’t it be great to have a photo sharing site which pays everytime your photos are viewed and used? Actually there is a new photo sharing site which does that and it’s called Photrade.
Continue reading the story called Photrade Lets You Earn from Your Photos
With new interactive social tools, NetGainRealEstate.com makes an investment to create an international income property community.
Aside from just evaluating income property investments, starting today, NetGain offers user with more choices. Among the upgrades, the ability to add content, interact with users and provide feedback. Also… Continue reading the story called Commercial Real Estate Investing Goes 2.0
We are very exited to publish first episode of RotorBlog podcast! Here you go!
This episode includes some of the most interesting projects reviewed previously here on Rotorblog:
Pokerspace
Celebuzz
Fabulously 40
TheSpaProject
Acrobat.com
We have also covered some useful Twitter applications like Tweet Cube, TwitterFone and few others so check out the podcast, and if it’s not enough here are latest list of Twitter applications that you can find useful.
Alright, we’re going to give the developers of Sweeter 2.0 the benefit of the doubt and would not think that they are actually trying to clone Twitter with the Sweeter 2.0 microblogging service. But no matter how you look at it, despite the orange theme, Sweeter 2.0 is by all means a Twitter clone. But at least they managed to give Sweeter 2.0 a little bit of twist, or to be precise a karma. Continue reading the story called Sweeter 2.0 is Twitter with a Karma
