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Aug 07, 07

Anywhere.FM
A music player that let you upload your entire music collection, play it anywhere via internet, and discover new music through friend radio. (Link: Anywhere.FM)

(1) Comment(s) - Posted by Cesar Castro in Audio and music

Aug 07, 07

Thoof
Reader-submitted news and web content with a twist. Train application to show you articles that will interest you. If you read an article, you'll get more articles with similar content, and if you skip it, you won't. Submit content, either on the site or with the bookmarklet. Don't think an article is correct? Submit a change to the description or tags and readers will vote on whether to adopt your version or keep the original. (Link: Thoof)

(1) Comment(s) - Posted by Matthew Murphy in News • Social web

Aug 07, 07

SimplifyThis
An intuitive, web-based application that lets you easily invoice your clients and get paid faster online. (Link: SimplifyThis)

Add a Comment - Posted by Emily Chang in Business • Financial

Aug 06, 07

Pulse by Plaxo
Plaxo's new social networking app opens it's doors to the public. Pulse is "all about seeing and sharing." It expands the current connected address book and calendar application into the social networking arena by showing you what you're contacts are doing around the internet and allowing you to share photos, playlists, and more with your contacts. In addition, you'll be able to follow your friends via RSS and browse with your mobile handset. (Link: Pulse by Plaxo)

Add a Comment - Posted by Matthew Murphy in Social networking

Aug 06, 07

minekey
A content discovery service that serves relevant information in a widget sidebar. (Link: minekey)

(1) Comment(s) - Posted by Cesar Castro in RSS • Widgets

Aug 06, 07

Jing Project
A free software application that allows you to capture, share, and load images and video from your computer to just about anywhere. (Link: Jing Project)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in Digital media storage, transfer, conversion

Aug 06, 07

Chokti
A free video aggregation site that features global travel content. Users can search the site for local city guides and find information on restaurants, museums, historical landmarks, and more. (Link: Chokti)

(2) Comment(s) - Posted by Veronique Christensen in Travel • Video

Aug 05, 07

formatpixel
Publish multi-paged presentations on the web with a familiar desktop publishing style interface. The formatpixel editor allows you to arrange objects, text, and media on your page simply by clicking and dragging. Finished projects are listed in their online directory and can be viewed by anyone using formatpixel's Flash-based player. Both free and paid accounts are available. (Link: formatpixel)

Add a Comment - Posted by Matthew Murphy in Art and animation • Publishing

Aug 04, 07

Kontactr
Control your spam by creating your own personal contact form. Once you sign up, you're given a link to give out instead of your email address. The form itself is clean, simple, and offers CAPTCHA protection. Offers a number code snippets to copy and paste into your website, blog, or MySpace page. The form is hosted on the Kontactr website, once a visitor submits your form, they are redirected back to the page from which they came. (Link: Kontactr)

Add a Comment - Posted by Matthew Murphy in Emailing • Forms

Aug 04, 07

fichey
A interactive flash-based site that uses data from social bookmarking sites like delicious, digg, downfly, reddit and stumbleUpon to produce a turn-page style display. (Link: fichey)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in Hyperdocument • Mashups

Aug 03, 07

BlogSieve
A free web-based tool that creates new feeds by filtering, merging and sorting existing feeds. (Link: BlogSieve)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in RSS

Aug 03, 07

Xslimmer
A Mac software application that resizes applications file size without losing functionality. Great for freeing up storage space and creating faster performance. (Link: Xslimmer)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in Macintosh

Aug 03, 07

BitLet
Copy a torrent metafile URL, enter it into the site, and get a BitTorrent without the client to go with it. (Link: BitLet)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in Browsers and surfing • Digital media storage, transfer, conversion

Aug 02, 07

Mobile 2.0: Still in the far-off future
Let's face it, most of Mobile 2.0 is still trying to catch up to Web 1.1. Despite the rapid growth of the mobile gaming industry, we still get excited about graphics that would have bored us in the glory days of 8-bit game stations. While the mobile world is about more than gaming, many mobile productivity applications seem to lack the luster needed to qualify them for anything that could be considered 2.0. Read the feature...

(2) Comment(s) - Posted by Matthew Murphy and LaSean Smith in eHub Features

Aug 02, 07

Spotplex
A real-time, user-generated content aggregation service. Tracks the number of impressions on a blog that has embedded the widget, rather than depending on the number of votes a story gets, so it generates a more accurate content ranking (and eliminates much of the fraud potential). (Link: Spotplex)

Add a Comment - Posted by Emily Chang in News • Social web

Aug 02, 07

betabug
Integrated bug tracking system in a community environment. Search for bugs and consult within your community. (Link: betabug)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in Statistics, tracking, testing • Tech support

Aug 02, 07

Iceberg
Create enterprise applications online without a degree in Computer Science. Create applications from scratch or choose from a list of free applications. Free applications include HR, CRM, project management, knowledge base, and more. Your applications are able to interact with web services and make use of HTML-based email. Single accounts allowing you to create and sell applications are free. Other accounts are billed per seat. (Link: Iceberg)

(3) Comment(s) - Posted by Matthew Murphy in Business • Collaborating and managing • Mashups

Aug 01, 07

Project Management 2.0
The Internet has long been a boon to project managers. And before that (remember those disconnected days?) many offline software applications were as well. But apart from the ubiquitous Microsoft Project there have been few specific applications for project management. Project managers have mostly filled their planning and communication needs by cobbling together systems from more generic applications. Read the feature...

(26) Comment(s) - Posted by Thomas Scovell in eHub Features

Aug 01, 07

RSS Mixer Prototype
Combine all your favorite feeds into one and have them available as RSS, HTML, iPhone page, web and Apple widget. (Link: RSS Mixer Prototype)

Add a Comment - Posted by Cesar Castro in RSS

Aug 01, 07

My Abodo
This Flash-based site is aimed at kids, but it teaches both kids and adults about what it takes to create an environmentally friendly homes by allowing you to create one yourself. (With your kids, of course!) By selecting and customizing components of the home, you learn about the environmental impact of each choice. The site allows you to view houses created by others as well. The Tools section is presumably more aimed at adults. It offers relevant news items, project guides, and a project planner. (Link: My Abodo)

Add a Comment - Posted by Matthew Murphy in Environment and Outdoors • Family • Kids

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