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Below are five of the newest startups according to Killer Startups for the period ending December 25, 2007. Check out previous Killer Startups posts.

Pikluk.com – Your Child’s Safe Internet

Pikluk is an integrated web browser and email especially designed for kids or, better, to ensure kids’ safety. Parents can download the app for free and provide a list of sites and email addresses their children can access and get information from, while restricting access to any other part of the internet or the computer, thus avoiding any potential damage to files stored in local drives. read more »

Myzwap.com – Video Games Trade Service

Myzwap is only being developed, but the concept is still clear: it is a site where videogame fans, collectors and enthusiasts gather to "Instantly" trade games in their original formats (cartridge or CDs). Unlike most trading sites, All trades are direct with MyZwap (No list to post, No long waits and No trading with strangers). Just create an account, click the ‘New Trade’ tab and choose which game "you have", and which game "you want". read more »

AppJet.com – Instant Web Programming

Want to make or host a web application and think it’s not so easy? Using AppJet you can write and run applications on your browser. Applications are programmed on a web based text editor in the very simple Javascript programming language. Javascript is used on both the server and client side. The only thing you have to do to get your own application is to type up your code and save it. read more »

SlideStar.de – Learn Something

SlideStar is an open educational platform akin to your local college or library but in cyberspace. The SlideStar community is made up of mainly students and academics who can exchange any educational content and material they find useful. Publishers of content are free to define their own terms of use. If agreed upon, materials can be used and furthered for your own studies or research. read more »

GetPhotology.com – Revolutionary Photo Organization

Photology promises to get rid of all your photographical woes. No more sorting through thousands of photos to find that one photo of you with fishmonger in Kazakhstan. Who has time for that anyways? Photology likens its service to finding a needle in the haystack. You know how much of a pain it is to go through your photos, tag them and organize them into some semblance of a photo album. read more »