Twitscoop – Twitter Buzz Tracker Application

Twitscoop is a web based application for Twitter that scours hundreds of "tweets" per minute and pulls out the words that appear most frequently and puts them on their page. Users can go to the website to track what words are being used most at any given moment and they can then hover the mouse over these words to get more information about how many times the words have been used and which sentences they’ve been used in.

SiteScanga – Google Analytics Scan

SiteScan is a free Google Analytics Diagnostics tool that provides users a complete analysis of their Google Analytics setup. This tool creates reports for users with information on whether their Google Analytics are configured correctly on their websites. With this service, users can scan up to five websites, with up to 15,000 pages per site.

The Rock Hard Times – The Ultimate Music Database

The Rock Hard Times is an impressive music database which facilitates searching by artist, genre, country, or label. The site is like a mashup between IMDB and Wikipedia, allowing anyone to edit any of the content on any of the pages. There is a significant amount of information on this site, and if you search for an artist who isn’t yet there, you can create a page for them yourself.

Katapulco – Multiple Engine Search by Shortcut

Katapulco is a search engine aggregator that allows you to select which engine you’d like to use depending on what you are searching for. A number of similar sites have appeared on the scene recently but Katapulco distinguishes itself by allowing you to select your engine by keyword. When you arrive at Katapulco.com, you will see a box to enter your query and another box next to it where you enter the one or two character shortcut for the engine of your choice.

Twitturls – Popular Twitter Links Tweeted

Twitturls allows you to check out the most popular links being tweeted on Twitter as they happen. The site lists the links based on popularity and when they were posted. An icon next to each link shows in what direction the link is going in popularity. A red arrow means that the link is being tweeted by practically everyone, a yellow arrow means that the link is warming up to that level, and the blue arrows mean that the link has remained pretty steady over the past 24 hours and shows if it is now climbing or falling in the ranks.

HelpGlobe – Question and Answer 2.0

At first glance, HelpGlobe appears to be a typical question and answer site where people ask questions and other users help them by providing an answer. Dig a bit deeper however, and you will find that HelpGlobe is not your typical Q+A site due to the way that it qualifies and sorts content. The content on HelpGlobe is entirely determined by users but unlike other user generated content sites where the quality of questions and answers can be poor, HelpGlobe only keeps the highest user-rated answers on the site and also allows answers to be continuously improved, just like Wikipedia.

American Winery – Support Your Local Winemaker

AmericanWinery.com has created a marketplace where wine consumers and wine producers come together to share their common passion. Over 1300 wineries across the United States have created profiles for their brands, sharing tasting notes, winery events, images and more. In turn, consumers can rate and review wines, create wine "Wish Lists," gain a wealth of knowledge from AW’s comprehensive Wine Encyclopedia, and purchase wines from the largest selection of American wine available online.

Conversation Exchange – Language Exchange Site

They say the best way to learn a language is by immersing yourself in the culture and thereby forcing yourself to learn as a form of survival. The next best thing to moving to another country to learn a language would be connecting yourself with native speakers from that country and speaking with them in their language. This is where Conversation Exchange steps in, providing you with multiple ways of connecting with native speakers of a variety of languages.

Velocitized.net – Speeding Up Your Life

Wouldn’t it be nice to find all of your favorite web content in one place instead of visiting each individual site? At Velocitized.net you can speed up your web experience by creating your own page with your favorite web content. Setting up your page is free and easy. You control what you want on your site. You build your navigation and you can add as many tabs as you like. You can have a personal or business tab in which you can separate the web content you use for work and play.

SpotCrime – How Safe Is Your Neighborhood?

Are you curious to discover how safe your neighborhood really is? At SpotCrime you can get a visual idea of how many crimes go on in your neighborhood. SpotCrime uses Google map to illustrate where crimes have occurred. Every state is included with all major cities. To begin pick your location, a Google map will appear with icons placed in How Safe Is Your Neighborhood?all of the locations a crime has taken place.

VistaZoo – Create Stunning Virtual Tours

Virtual tours are a great way to display locations and objects with a 360 degree view in an online environment. They can be used for any number of potential applications such as for real estate, tourism or as a marketing tool for online sales. VistaZoo is a free portal that allows anyone to register and then create their own virtual tour without requiring any programming knowledge. Once a user has finished making their tour, it is automatically uploaded to the VistaZoo map where anyone can access it.

IQLeague – Online Intelligence Tests

Find out how your smarts rank with IQ League, a virtual forum of IQ tests and information. This fun and endlessly entertaining website brings together brainiacs, or those who think they are, to test their IQ level, and vote on various topics to rank their intelligence. With this site, visitors can take a quick 60-second test to gauge their own IQ. Keep it competitive, and see who has done the best by browsing the "smartest people" in the world.

Wikiloc – GPS Waypoints and Trails of the World

Wikiloc is an excellent tool for adventurous types who like to go on a variety of excursions without getting lost. Wikiloc is a well-designed tool that allows users to upload GPS waypoints and trails so that others can use this information to find their way while on their next adventure. The site features a Google Earth map that can be searched to show you exactly what path to take and you can search trails by country or by the name of the trail.

eduFire – A Language Community

eduFire is a great site for tutors and individuals who are looking to learn or improve their language skills. The core aspect of the site is the tutorial section. eduFire has tutors in many languages from Arabic to Portuguese. You can click on a language and a list of tutors appears. Each tutor has a profile, a photo, the cost per hour and the information on how many students they have.

CrowdSound – ‘Digg’ Your Company’s Website

Companies are finally starting to get on the social networking bandwagon. You can now submit feedback and commune with fellow consumers at a number of corporate websites ( Nike, for example). As a result, there has been an an upsurge in the number of websites created with the aim of making an Enterprise version of the social network. One of newest of these sites is CrowdSound. CrowdSound’s aims to help companies improve on customer service by infusing them with a little Web 2.0 magic.

Streema – Social Networking and Radio Combined

Streema is much more than just a listing of radio stations. This site has taken music via radio and combined it with social networking to create a community of friends and radio listeners alike. Numerous genres of radio stations can be browsed, and users can also search for a specific station based on location. Once users have registered, they can tune in to their favorite radio station, share thoughts and opinions on music with friends, and link up with other users with similar interests and tastes.

Wuapi – High Def Videos Put YouTube to Shame

Wuapi brings you high quality, high definition images. The site is similar to YouTube—you’ve got all the regular social accoutrements that you’d find on any network these days: tags, profiles, favorites, ratings, and the like. Wuapi, however, unlike the Tube, features visually stunning videos. After you’ve seen a video on Wuapi, you won’t want to turn back.

TweetCube – Easy File Sharing through Twitter

TweetCube is a straight forward Twitter app that allows you to upload and post files to your Twitter account. Log in with your Twitter user information, find and upload the image, song, video, or whatever else you want to share, and enter the message you want to add describing your post. The result is a tweet from your account with the message you’ve entered and a Twurl link that leads you to a TweetCube page with your submitted file displayed for the Twitter community to enjoy.

Tengaged – A Less Invasive Game of Big Brother

Fan of the Big Brother series but not one to enjoy being trapped in a house with cameras following your every move? Tengaged allows you to play a less invasive version of the game with other people online. Each game involves ten people and lasts seven days, each day one member of the group getting voted off starting from day 2. People are nominated for eviction based on the comments that they submit to the group and their amount of activity participating in the game on a regular basis.

Witur – Search, Travel, Share

If your first reaction upon reading the name of this review was "oh no, not another Twitter app", don’t worry because Witur may sound like Twitter but that’s where the similarities end. Witur is actually a space for people to share their travel itineraries, read detailed trip suggestions on a Google-powered geolocalized map, ask questions to the trip plan writers and locals and share trip plans with others.

DealQue – Cheap Social Shopping

Who doesn’t like deals, especially in declining economic times like these? DealQUE (pronounced ‘cue’) specializes in finding the best deals the internet has to offer. Almost. DealQUE is part bargaining hunting and part social network. It works through its community of users who submit deals they find and share it with the community at large. Each submitted deal is given a rating and placed on cue, depending on how it scores. The best and hottest deals get front page listing.

Out For A Ride – Social Network for Bike Riders

Out For A Ride is a social network for bicycle aficionados that allows them to connect with each other when they aren’t out on the road. Along with allowing bikers to connect and plan biking dates together, the site also has an extensive user profile that amongst other things, allows users to add their bikes, gear, routes, rides and stats. The Bikes section of the profile allows users to add all of the bikes that they own, review them, and keep track of how many miles they have ridden on each one.

GrowsOnYou – Community For Green Thumbs

Do you have a green thumb? Want to share your gardening expertise with fellow plant lovers? Grows on You is a community for gardeners where they can share their gardening tips and learn from other community members. Grows on You has many fun features for gardeners. Gardeners can catalogue their plants and see if other users have the same plants in their garden. To accompany your garden catalogue users can upload photos of their garden.

TrackMyPeople – Time Management for Managers

TrackMyPeople is a free program for Windows and Linux that allows managers to easily track their time and their employees’ time. It helps managers and other administrators to compare totals, project time, and employees’ attendance. The program is web-based and therefore accessible from anywhere, and password-protection and automatic backups keep the data collected secure.

LiveAutographs – Live Proof

How do you know that your favorite athlete really signed your t-shirt, unless you where there is person? You really don’t know unless you get your autographs at LiveAutographs.com. At LiveAutographs.com you can see your celebrity sign your merchandise because it is done live. At LiveAutographs.com you can choose from celebrities in sports, TV, film, music and more. Once you have found your favorite celebrity you can choose what type of merchandise you want signed.

Myartplot – Global Arts and Crafts Community

The idea behind Myartplot (MAP) is that artists, artisans and crafters have suffered since the beginning of time from a lack of cohesion due to a deficiency in technology. MAP hopes to change that by providing a community portal where artists from around the world can exchange ideas and knowledge and publish and sell their works directly to the consumer. The site is divided into two user groups: Participants aka artists, and Shoppers.

SubHub – Design and Launch Websites

SubHub is an internationally-operating, web-based firm that designs, constructs, and launches websites for their customers. Customers come to SubHub to create their website. From there, those customers have a platform for which they may generate income by charging for subscriptions or memberships, as well ads for advertisements, and eCommerce ventures. Customers may choose from four different service packages, all with varying degrees of features and associated respective prices.

XtremeNow – Extreme Sports Video Portal

XtremeNow is a video site where anyone can watch streaming videos of extreme athletes doing what they do best. Either enter a search term into the search bar or narrow down your search by selecting one of: Motox, Skysurfing, Rollerblade, Barefoot Ski, BMX, Wakeboard, Snowboard or Skateboard. There are currently over 1,000 videos to choose from and they are generally of high quality and accompanied by an appropriate soundtrack.

FuelFrog – Helping You Save Money

With fuel prices soaring and predictions of $200 a barrel, the world is feeling the squeeze. Everything from food prices to airline luggage fees are going up. One way to be smart about your fuel costs is to use FuelFrog. FuelFrog tracks how much fuel you expend. It takes the information you input—how much gas you used, how much money you spent, etc—and compiles trend information about your fuel habits.

Susuh.de – Service Yourself

Berlin may have more of a reputation for bawdy cabarets, graffiti and a trendy ‘It’ status as the next Paris/Prague, but its creative endeavors aren’t limited to spray cans and spandex. Take Susuh, for example. Susuh is a new startup that caters in services. This is fitting for Berlin, who’s seen its share of unemployment problems and has been teetering on the brink of bankruptcy for years.

WhatsUpInRuby – Following the Conversation

What’s up In Ruby is the first of a series of niche sites that gives you insight into the conversations going on within a specific context, and then takes you to where those conversations are taking place. They find the best sources, filter out the noise, tell you what’s going on, and send you on your way. If you’re curious about a certain topic go ahead and search for it. What’s up in Ruby follows hundreds of Ruby and Ruby-related blogs to deliver you the latest in conversation from the Ruby world.

Markthisdate – Share Your Favorite Events

Markthisdate is a Holland-based site that allows you to download the calendars of your favorite events directly to your favorite calendar program and thereby keep tabs on your favorite things. There are a number of calendars to choose from, for example, the Beijing Olympics, and you simply have to click "add to my calendar" when you would like to download the times and dates of an event to your icalendar.

FriendFeedLinks.com – What’s Hot on FriendFeed

The idea behind the popular site FriendFeed, is finding new and interesting links, articles, sites, etc via your friends. It’s an exercise in sharing the Web 2.0 way. Until now, there surprisingly hasn’t been any FriendFeed memetrackers allowing a Digg-style popularity index to showcase the most viewed items. However, a clever Frenchman decided to change this and made his own FriendFeed memetracker aptly called FriendFeedLinks.

PlantWire – A Flickr Flower Garden

Gardening gets the 2.0 treatment with PlantWire. The site uses publicly licensed Flickr photos to identify flowers and plants. Currently, their floral database contains over 300 plants and over 6000 images. Plants can be searched for by tags, colors (using the ever so handy color pixel grid), and by name, using the search bar. The site uses both common, vernacular names alongside scientific names picked for the USDA GRIN Taxonomy database.

Friv – Games, Lots of Games.

Like the thrill of beating your friends, colleagues, and family at online games? Or do you just like games in general? If so, check out Friv. Friv may not sound like much, but you’ll be surprised. Enter the site, and you’ll be greeted with a load of tiny screen shots from a screen full of games. You can drag your curser over each screen shot to learn the name of the game and decide if you want to play. Click on the game that tickles your fancy and start playing.

iLocker – Store Important Documents

The last time you had a locker may have been high school, but that doesn’t mean that using one now is anachronistic; you just have to find one to match your needs. Allow me introduce iLocker. iLocker is an online safe to store important text documents. The web application encrypts the text using a password of your choice and their own encryption method. Once the text is stored away, iLocker does not save any information linking you to the locker, including your name or password.

Surchur – Search Multiple Sites

Surchur searcher sans the new fangled web 2.0 spelling—is a meta search engine. It pulls up results from several different search engines, aggregating them into one space for you to read and compare. Using it is simple: enter your query, choose the category you want to search through—all, pages, news, pictures, videos or products and hit Surch.

Nuebbo – Virtual Business Cards

Communication both personal and business wise is largely done on the web now. For many people the best way to get in touch with them is by email so Nuebbo helps you organize your contacts by organizing them as virtual business cards. Have you ever lost your phone and therefore lost all of your contacts? Having all of your contacts at Nuebbo ensures that you will never lose them, that you can always access them and that the information will be current.

Onstageportal – Online Project Management Solution

OnStagePortal is an online project management solution that allows for easy group collaboration on all project tasks. Share documents and track changes, preserve and organize important correspondence, coordinate calendars, assign project tasks, monitor progress, streamline customer communication and customize the dashboard to preserve your company’s brand. OnStagePortal is available as a free advertising supported solution or as a well-priced version without advertising.

MyLifeOfTravel – Travel Journal and Research Tool

My Life of Travel is a free web-based travel blogging site that is also designed to be a useful travel research tool. On mylifeoftravel.com, users can keep a record of their trips, by integrating unlimited photos, an interactive Google map, YouTube videos, and of course text. Photo uploads are automatically compressed by the built-in upload too, to save time when traveling. The interactive map is also created automatically, based on a user’s journal entries.

Myhappyplanet – Language Exchange Network

Myhappyplanet is an online social network for people interested in learning a language in exchange for the teaching of their own language. This approach allows native speakers from around the world to brush up their conversational skills and learn about other cultures while talking to each other and teaching each other. The service is completely free and just requires a quick registration.

CreateDebate – Where You Can Debate Without Qualms

The beauty of the web is its democratism. Anyone given a computer can profess their views and expound upon the themes that really matter to them. CreateDebate is a new site devoted to, well, debate of course. It gives everyone their very own soap box. You can express your ideas and views and expect to be contested. It’s like high school debate, only on the web, and your fellow debaters may be a little bit more well versed in their subjects. Or not. Most of the debates on site take the form of either or, for example Shoutwire or Digg, and Hot Model or actress.

Streamzy – Streaming Music Search Engine

Streamzy.com is a very fast and easy to use search engine that searches for music that can be streamed directly in your web browser making it unnecessary to download anything. They also claim to be working on some additional functionality that will allow users to also search for and stream videos in the near future. A quick test of the site proved that it is very fast, easy to use, and gives an impressive number of results for a wide variety of music.

MeadMap – Mead Does Online Note Taking

You probably recognize the brand Mead from your school days. They manufacture paper supplies, notebooks, and Trapper Keepers, among other things. They’ve recently taken up the mantle of sustainability and launched an online mind-mapping application tool called simply MeadMap. MeadMap offers a collaborative note taking service with pre-made templates for students to organize their notes for study. The dashboard provides an array of tools available at the click of your mouse.

JustStolen – Fight Crime, Register Your Property

Thievery is a global problem. You buy expensive electronics, jewelry, etc, and chances are they’ll be stolen. JustStolen aims to help you get your stolen items back. The site, which was created by police officers, offers user an easy way to register goods in order to facilitate their recovery in case they become lost or stolen. Once police recover items, they can consult JustStolen to find the appropriate owners.

SHIPtool – Compare FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS

Moving cross-country, shipping goods for your small business, or even sending Christmas gifts can become quite a headache if you want to make sure you pick the fastest and most cost-efficient method. SHIPtool.com is a new site that will help you to quickly and easily find the best carrier for your needs. From the site’s front page, enter basic information like the ship-from and ship-to cities and zip codes, and number/size/weight of your packages.

Jygy – Mobile Social Networking

Cross your favorite social networking page with a mobile phone and you get Jygy. On the one hand, Jygy offers you mobile access to all the major social networking sites, so you can constantly check in on your profile page and update information. On the other hand, Jygy provides services on its own home site. You can network via text message, poll your friends, start a mobile chatroom, or, if you are technologically inclined, create a "groove"- your own mobile service (like a "joke of the day" or television forum).

Descubrerural – Activity Travel Directory

If you are planning on traveling to Spain you must visit Descubrerural. Descubrerural is a site that is dedicated to helping tourists find great accommodations in their price range. When you visit the site you automatically see a search engine where you can choose filters such as location, type of accommodation, and price. You can also browse by tags such as: biodiversity, natural park, families, routes, etc…. When you find an accommodation or activity that interests you, you can click on it to find out more details, a map of the location and the locations rating out of five stars.

GraphicLeftovers – Cash in on Rejected Art

GraphicLeftovers is essentially an online scrap yard for pieces of rejected design. Designers, illustrators and others of their ilk, can use the site to sell off their unwanted or merely unused works to willing bidders for the best price. Buying necessitates that you purchase credits, the lowest denominator being 10 credits for $13, with 26 credits going for $33, at the moment.

Cultspace – Create and Explore Fictional Cults

At Cultspace.org, you can create your own parody religion, become a cult leader, and even blog "holy texts." The site offers itself up as a forum to "share serious thoughts on religion, make a complete mockery of an existing religion, or do anything in between." Most users seem to be going the parody route, with registered cult names like "First Church of Giving Me a Dollar," "The Grand Circle of Eternal Bacon," and "The Cool Pope’s Church of Some Ancient Dude." read more »

Hab.la – A better way to chat with website visitors

Hab.la is a chat application that allows blog and website owners to chat with their site visitors. Users, such as web-business owners, librarians, and bloggers, can turn to this tool to keep in touch with and monitor the progress of visitors exploring their site. To use this tool, users need to follow three steps: sign up for an account, add Hab.la to any Jabber client, and add Hab.la to the website or blog. read more »

Fortemall – Learning and Training Marketplace

ForteMall is a web-based platform catering to both students and teachers alike. The platform allows people with a certain skill set to set up and organize classes which can then be offered to the general public. The ForteMall platform includes a secure payment mechanism allowing users to handle all stages of the business process from within the secure ForteMall environment. read more »

Pikikids – Make Your Own Comics

Pikikids is a kid oriented site which allows young ones to create comics and t-shirts. Users have the option to pull up photos from their computer or from online. They can then and captions, word bubbles, and icons. Photos can be stretched and colored. You can add wigs, hats and glasses. Photos can be framed and cropped. After your comic is submitted, other users can comment on it and rate it. It can be embedded on to a message board or website and shared on your favorite social network. read more »

Quick.as – Customized Search and Links Homepage

Quick.as is a site intended to be set as the users’ homepage. It has two main functions: to complete command based searches, and save the users’ most frequently visited sites as quick links. The command based search function allows users to search hundreds of search engines with command codes, which are listed in the Commands link on the site, for their desired topic. read more »

Freewaremarks – Community Driven Freeware List

There is a wealth of freeware available online for just about any type of application imaginable but up until now, it has been difficult to sort through it all and find the best programs available. Currently in beta, Freewaremarks is the first user-generated freeware list that aims to become THE site where people go to find useful software and read what others have written about it. read more »

Strutta – Show Them Who’s the Best

So, you think you’re the best, huh? Well, join the crowd, so does everyone else. As we are inherently competitive beings, we all think we can do better than everyone else, whether it be playing Donkey Kong, shooting zombies, or rapping and scatting. Vancouver based Strutta, allows anyone and everyone to prove their worth. If you think you’re the cat’s meow and can beat everyone at oh, say Frolf, record yourself and send it in or login into your Youtube account and select your videos there. read more »

Psd2cssonline – Free, Fast and Easy CSS Pages

If you’ve ever dreamt of designing your own webpage but have absolutely no idea how to program, Psd2cssonline.com can take your bright ideas and turn them into reality for free. Psd2scconline converts your ideas into CSS compliant web pages automatically. read more »

SapoDesk.org – Share Your Gorgeous Web Apps

Open source, it’s the way the internet ought to be, at least for the majority of users. It means greater freedom, innovation and a web that is free rather than bounded by unnecessary laws, taxes and corporations. Among the open source projects going forth with this utopian ideal is SapoDesk, a site that helps you make your desktop –like web applications open to the world. Sapodesk is run by the open source initiative, SapotTek who developed Desktoptwo and Computadora.de. read more »

Tempo – Project Time Tracking

Tempo is a secure, web-based time management solution that will allow you to better plan your projects and prepare reports on your time usage in a very easy manner. Getting started with Tempo is simple, just sign up and then simply select a project, enter the number of hours, and provide a brief description along with some tags. Over time, your entries form an accurate historical record that tell you exactly what you’ve been doing. read more »

WhatYah – Social Media Sharing, Categorizing

WhatYah, as in what yah watching, or listening to, is a social network cum media sharing site. It’s relatively simple, you invite friends, make media lists, and share. Movies, shows and games each have their own respective categories. Under each section is a list of titles. Users can add these to their own media lists or write reviews. Additionally, they can form lists which identify the media they want. Thus, if your friends get the media you want, you’ll be notified and vice versa. read more »

Skewz – Read and Rate the Bias of Political News

Skewz.com is an open forum that allows for the open exchange of opinion and information on current political issues. Users are encouraged to participate and share their perspectives, which adds to the knowledge that is exchanged. The site is simple to navigate, and the concept is easy to understand. read more »

ReplayGamez – Play It, Trade It

ReplayGamez.com is an online video game trading site in which users may trade inspected and verified games with other registered users. Each video game trade is $5.99, the first trade is free, and there are no monthly fees associated with using the site. Xbox360, Wii, PS3, PS2, Game Cube, Nintendo DS, and Xbox games may all be traded through the site. Users may search by title, game system, or publisher, as well as browse platforms to see games available for trade. read more »

EcoLibris – Replacing One Tree At A Time

It is great that today there is a much larger focus on the environment and there are many efforts to take action and try to help balance the negative effects that have been made. Eco-Libris allows you to help balance out the negative effects you contribute to when you buy books. For every book you buy there are trees being cut down so it is your responsibility to plant a new one. read more »

Shiftboard – Recruiting and Scheduling Portal

Shiftboard is part social network, part scheduling manager and part recruiting tool that is an ideal solution for those requiring a flexible workforce scheduling tool. Anyone can sign up free for Shiftboard, and then start viewing current opportunities and offering their services. Organizations can set up an account for a reasonable fee, set up multiple groups or teams and then assign people to do certain tasks. read more »

Crazybob – Find Twitter Friends on Twubble

Crazy Bob (officially known as Bob Lee), the well-known Google developer, has recently introduced Twubble, a new web application for Twitter enthusiasts. Twubble helps expand your database of Twitter contacts by suggesting new individuals to follow. The application searches your thirty most updated contacts, and suggests individuals who are not in your database, but have the maximum number of connections with people you know. read more »

Gameseekr – Gamers Unite

If you love games Gameseekr.com is a site you must visit. Gameseekr.com is a site where users can search through 36,000 games on the internet. When you enter the site there are many options for looking for games. You can use the game search engine or click on a tag. There is also a list of game categories at the bottom of the homepage. The list includes categories such as: arcade games, poker, casino games, solitaire, card games, action games, trivia games, puzzle games, and more. read more »

ModernFeed – Enjoy Tv Online

TV isn’t for suckers anymore. We have HBO to thank for this. Unfortunately, the death of the TV as we know it is coming in less than a year. So unless you’re saving up a stockpile of government coupons for analog converters, or investing in a new TV or higher cable bill, you may want to consider your good friend the PC for your entertainment needs. If you haven’t quite figured out the whole TV-on-the-nets deal, no problem–try Modern Feed, the latest tool in web programming. read more »

Goodinvitation – Fun Invitations For Your Event

A good invitation can get people excited about an event. Make fun, creative invitations at Goodinvitation.com. Goodinvitation.com allows users to create their own custom flash invitation. Goodinvitation.com gives you many creative tools help you make your invitation unique. Besides the flash tool there is a movie trailer generator which allows you to put phrases together in different combinations. read more »

Sendloop – Easy and Professional Newsletter Sending

Sendloop is a new entry to the email campaign market that promises to provide the easiest and most professional newsletter sending service at a good price. With free customizable templates, a spam tester, detailed "opened and clicked" statistics and unlimited list divisions, Sendloop provides everything required to run a successful email campaign. Signing up is free and allows you to set up an unlimited number of users, you just pay a fixed cost of 1 cent per sent email. read more »

Searchwebjobs – Jobs for Designers and Developers

If you are a talented designer, developer, manager or a tech pro looking for that next great job, SearchWebJobs is a site developed specifically for you. You can filter your search to include only full-time, part-time or freelance positions and you can also search by location. If you are an expert in Ajax, simply key that in to the search bar and only get job postings that have specified Ajax. Those in need of qualified employees can post for free on SearchWebJobs and the posting will remain for 30-days. more info »

Lifestream.fm – Tracking Your Online Life

Sometimes life gets too busy to post in your blog or communicate with your friends. Lifestream.fm gives your friends a way to see what you have been doing online. Lifestream.fm is an aggregator that shows your friends what you have been doing by updating in real time all of your activities on a vast array of applications including: Flickr, Twitter, Last.FM, Digg, del.icio.us, YouTube, Xbox Love, and of course the LifeStream blog. more info »

Rogomo – Sell Your Expertise

Think you’re the perfect Dear Abby? Love to give advice? Fancy yourself a genius on the flute? Or a whiz with the PC? If you’ve got skills you want to share with others Rogomo might be the place for you. Rogomo is a marketplace for where you can buy and sell your expertise. From the hearts and minds of a gaggle of lawyers, Rogomo lets you share your knowledge and get some extra cash in the process. Becoming an expert is easy. Simply sign up, create a profile with video and photos and start doling out the expertise. more info »

SheZoom – Video Site For Women

SheZoom.com is a video site for women. At SheZoom.com you can find videos that address all of the major categories that are important to a woman’s life such as: fashion, food, parenting, finance, food, beauty, relationships, and more. The types of videos on the site differ from recipe instructions to surveys on happiness. Each video is put into a section and has tags so that it can be easily found. You can comment, rank, share and add the videos to your favorites. more info »

SeeTheGlobe – Dynamic Packing Lists and Travel Info

SeeTheGlobe.com is a new travel site that aims to provide a community for travelers to connect and share, as well as to find information like price comparisons, packing lists, and travel product reviews. This easy-to-navigate site is divided into several sections, including: Travel Reviews, Travel Blogs, Find Travel Agent, Packing Checklist, ‘Where in the World is,’ Book & Video, and News & Articles. These useful travel resources are supplemented with a forum where members can pose questions or discuss topics of interest to the community. more info »