Archive for October, 2006

ReminderFeed is a very interesting application based around the idea of notifying your feed-reader at a certain time of a certain event. You can subscribe with any reader out there, but ReminderFeed conveniently adds a few chicklets in the left hand sidebar for you anyway! ‘MSN’, ‘Bloglines’, ‘Yahoo’, ‘Newsgator’ and ‘Google’ mean that if you [...]

When I was informed by Colbert that a startup was looking for a blogger, I became instantly interested. I didnt’t even know the name of the startup, but neither did I ask. All I knew was that it is about everything Web 2.0. When I was accepted, only then I knew it was Profy.com. The [...]

Own a small business? Operate a club at college? Just looking to find a way to collaborate with others while remaining free of software licensing issues more making great expenditures just to do virtual group work as seamlessly as possible? We’ll there’s hope, and it lies in the fingers of the clan over at 37signals. [...]

Zapr.net‘s homepage looks rather advertising, but unlike all of the other big companies offering you fantastic free hosting offers that never come real, if you’re just looking for a place to store and share your pictures, videos or documents, Zapr is for you. The Zapr.net homepage promises to let you ‘Share stuff with your friends. [...]

Since Profy.com is a fresh site, I’d still want to blog about what the heck Web 2.0 is all about. I’ll let the other talented ProBloggers at Profy.com scour the net and feature all they can find about Web 2.0 sites… hopefully there will be some left for me to cover when I am done…if [...]

Thumbq is a new image hosting that gives trendy, stylish, flexible and free images hosting service to the users and webmasters. It has currently five features which is the typical collection page, gallery view, slide show, transitional thumbnail set, standard links, account area, and collection or set creator. In a nutshell, Thumbq is a very [...]

I’m hooked on the name alone. Filangy is a beta product created for breaking the chains of a one-PC lifestyle without having to reorient yourself or start your online journeys from scratch with every visit to a machine that is not your main box. Call it a remote cache server, simplified. How it works: Say [...]

You can’t have Web 2.0 without Web 2.0 development, can you? In that case, if you’re a developer looking for a pool of usefuls, you’ll find Ajax goodies galore over at Real World Software Development. Ajax, short for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, has contributed enormously to what we now consider the new generation of web [...]

Quite a number of people consider Google to be the top search tool – according to Searchenginewatch, it’s a shade below half of all searches. But is that really the best option. For general searches, maybe. But if you’re looking for some specific information, do you really fancy wading through a gazillion links to find [...]