Again, let me just say first that for whatever its worth, Goosca’s logo is another cool and clever one. Gosca stands for “Gifts Online Ordering System for Confidential Addresses”. Don’t ask why would you not want to divulge your address to someone your sending gifts to for I myself don’t know why. Continue reading the story called Social Networking plus Online Shopping equals Goosca
Facebook, one of the world’s highly used social network. uTorrent, one of the world’s most used and abused audio/video download site. What will get you get if you combine these two together? - Morrent. Continue reading the story called Morrent Lets You Control uTorrent from Facebook
Alright, that title didn’t quite sound well. What I mean to say is if the Beer Suggest Wiki made you thirst for more beer-related web 2.0ish stuff, here’s another one that pays tribute to the beer we’ve grown to lover, err, drink - Chug’d. Continue reading the story called After Learning About Beer, It’s Time for Chug’d
At first look you’d think that new social bookmarking site Faviki is your usual social bookmarking site in the likes of Digg and Del.ici.ous. Well, most probably you are right, if we are to look at it as a web service that lets you bookmark links and urls and consequently assign tags for better organization and access. But, Faviki offers more than the usual stuff. Continue reading the story called Faviki Offers Social Bookmarking with Semantic Tagging
Times indeed have changed our dear readers. Whereas before you can only unzip compressed files after installing a “decompressing software” into your PC, but now you can do the same task online without installing additional software. This comes in handy when you’re using a public computer (say at school or public library) which don’t allow users to install software in the public PCs. WobZIP is one of these online service which lets you do that task. Continue reading the story called WobZIP lets you uncompress compressed files online
Social recommendation site GigPark runs on three important dictum - to help you find services as recommended by your friends, to let you ask your friends for recommendation, and to let you recommend your great service people. We may have different taste and standards when it comes to services rendered to us, but at the end of the day or of any service, what matters is whether that service has answered our needs. And where else could we get valuable opinion regarding service providers but from our friends? Continue reading the story called GigPark takes on the power of friends to social recommendation
There’s something about summer that brings out the adventurous beer drinker in me. Don’t get me wrong, a cold suds hits the spot all year long, but the hot sun puts me in the mood to roll the dice on some different brews.
Now on the scene is BeerSuggest, a new wiki that informs users about everything beer related.
Covering over 4,363 beers and 1,154 breweries, you can research based on country, style, alcohol content, public rating and several pother criteria.
One neat the thing the site offers is a ‘related beers’ section where you can find beer that is similar to one you like. Tired of Corona? You might want to track down Jimmy “I’ll put my name on anything” Buffet’s brew Landshark.
If you choose to register, the wiki will track your beer preferences, offering similar suds along the way. A social network component lets you buddy up with peeps who enjoy similar drinks.
The site also keeps tabs on upcoming beer festivals and events.
A feature that I would love to see is a on-the-go access. A mobile beer guide that’s accessible from my mobile device would be ideal. That way, I can impress the group when I buy a round of that in-season microbrew.
Beer holds a special place in many people’s hearts. And now that the beloved beverage can potentially fuel vehicles, it might be a cure-all after all!
If Twitter’s continued downtime has been annoying you, and Friendfeed too complicated for your needs, you might want to try Microblogr instead for your microblogging needs. Though it somewhat differs from Twitter’s interface, purpose is basically the same, to post updates about what’s going on your life and share with friends and other members of the site. Continue reading the story called Tired of Twitter? Try Microblogr for a Change
It was only a couple of months ago when we covered lifestreaming service Friendfeed. Since then, it has gradually emerged as a top web 2.0 service that caters to everyone’s lifestreaming needs. Friendfeed continues to shower us with useful features that make our web life simpler, easier to manage and aggregate. The most recent of these features is the Friendfeed’s Room. Continue reading the story called Friendfeed kicks out Room feature
Scientific American believes that the average U.S. household will have over a terabyte of data saved by 2010. As the number of photos, videos, music and documents we save increases, it has become increasingly difficult to manage. Don’t let the digital age turn into a digital nightmare, PutPlace wants to make sure you keep tabs on everything. Continue reading the story called Organize Digital Data in One Central Location
Despite public feuds with Bill O’Reilly and Oprah Winfrey, Christopher Brian Bridges aka Ludacris, has carved out a very successful career for himself. The Grammy-award winning rapper has transitioned to the big screen and has even hosted Saturday Night Live.
No media empire would be complete without an authoritative online presence, and Luda is hoping that his new endeavor WeMix will be the jewel in his crown. Continue reading the story called Ludacris Launches WeMix, Revolutionary Music Website
I love the candy-like logo as much as I love what GamePie has to offer for us Facebook users. A nifty application that would let us find out what are the cool video games available, which one to avoid, and which one would eat up our sleeping time. I use to have this problem during my Playstation gaming days - that is, buying games which turned out to be boring and ending up finishing just half-way through the game. Hopefully, GamePie could help us out fellow video gamers on Facebook. Continue reading the story called Know what cool video games to play next via Gamepie Facebook App
