Latest Web Applications

Fan of Hulu, then why not get updates on your iPhone and keep tabs on your favorite videos as they become available. The app is designed to work well with the iPhone and look-alikes but as they say,
nothing works like the real thing. It is not in anyway affiliated to the video sharing site though as is made apparent by their description and is considered as an external app. Apple has pushed through with plans to support third-party apps as part of their support for the many people who not only support their products but have a knack of coming up with more creative apps and at a faster rate than their developers can. Read more…

Posted on June 16th, 2009 by Greg
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Adobe, the creator of the well renowned PDF file format has wised up and come up with the idea of going online to get their company some profit from the many people who want their documents converted to PDF format for distribution on the internet. Adobe’s PDF files are very much robust security wise and in other areas which makes the file secure and more amiable a format to send through the internet.
They have their own website that allows corporate companies to get monthly batches of files/documents for conversion to the PDF format that can come out from the basin $14.99 going up as volume increases. Adobe’s products have been in use for a long time and has become one of the most trusted in terms of document formats asides from the famed Microsoft Office formats. Read more…

Posted on May 16th, 2009 by Greg
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Skype, one of the net’s best VoIP providers admits through its president their knowledge of the screening process the Chinese government exacts on their system which scans for specific sets of keywords and other indicators that prevented specific content from being let through. This is according to their contract with the Chinese government that had very strict and specifically defined screening procedures to their search engine to which a program did all the dirty work. This gives credence to rumors of censorship of the Communist state that through TOM, the Chinese company that handled their local business had been given access to their API which were copied onto their own servers and made to process the screening of SMS messaging to prevent specific thing s form getting through. Read more…

Posted on April 16th, 2009 by Greg
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Ever felt overwhelmed by the dozen or so apps you have installed on your desktop or mobile, well then this other app will make monitoring and keeping all of them up to date. Unwrapper from WeDoCreative.com is a nifty tool that keeps tabs on all your apps, checks for updates and notifies you of such developments. Updates are a part of daily app life which have to adapt like most programs used on the internet to address security and privacy issues. The app bases its genius in an up-to-date database from its creators on just about any app out there on any niche. Read more…

Posted on March 16th, 2009 by Greg
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There are many web applications out there - hundreds and even thousands of free applications touted to make your internet experience easier, faster, and more worthwhile. However the sheer number itself is staggering, and you do need some sort of outline to find the right app.

The first thing you should do is to define what kinds of applications you need. This narrows down the selection process significantly, making your search more specific and less cluttered by apps you don’t need.

Nest is to look at the top rated apps that fit your search requirements. Read reviews and user feedback to know which will work for you.

Lastly, don’t over-download (if there is such a word) apps. You can’t possible use all of them, so best only install the ones you can use often.

Posted on February 19th, 2009 by editor
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The web is evolving like the step from the .com stage to the social web which has swept the world like a storm. The next step in the evolution of the internet is cloud computing, which is a rhetorical term that describes all the information which would be stored in the many data banks including programs and the information that would be used by them from the providers and users themselves.
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Posted on January 11th, 2009 by Greg
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While researching for possible articles in the internet, I have no time to take my hands off the keyboard and write on a notebook. Rather I’d have it in an electronic version, just like jjot.

Jjot is a lightning fast sticky note web application filled with smart features like archiving, search, and sharing. Jjot is very easy to use and understand (which is nice when you’re tackling any new web application), but what really stands out about Jjot is its speed. Everything you do on Jjot is satisfyingly snappy, which is so refreshing in an age of bloated web apps. Granted, Jjot’s speed might not be enough to make it stand out in the already overcrowded online note-taking and todo applications, but it’s on my good list.

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Posted on December 25th, 2008 by editor
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This is good news particularly for Mac Users. Gabtastik is a standalone desktop program that enables you to run your Facebook chat without firing up your browser. It also works on many different popular online chat services. Gabtastik is really fun-tastic. aside from its compatibility with Facebook, it also works well with Google Talk and Meebo. This in turn make sit accessible to many of the major chatting services like Yahoo Messenger, AIM and MSN Messenger. Whats also great about the cutesy little application is that you can turn and adjust the interface’s opacity so as to blend well with the desktop background. Great option when you’re not using it and you have lots of windows opened.

Posted on November 24th, 2008 by Greg
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Built in passwords in the browser have made typing them easy. Easier to sign in to personal favorite sites. Those sites that you just visit everyday. Foxmarks literally takes away the typing out of the equation. But it is quite a hassle when you use more than just one computer. When you are at work. What happens is that you have to type your info at home and when you are at work you have to type it again. Only Opera and Maxthon as far as i know provides easy of having your passwords and bookmarks ready across multiple product installations. Foxmarks is one such advancement. It is an add on in the Mozilla Firefox browser which syncs bookmarks across multiple browser installations. It also syncs your passwords. This amazing add on works perfectly without glitches. It sends updates of your bookmarks and passwords to a server. When you launch a particular session, it reads them automatically. Passwords are PIN protected. It certainly has no backdoors attached to it. Added to the feature is that it is completely invisible to the user. Unlike the other applications like, PassPack, Roboform and others. Hopefull this add on becomes available for the IE too.

Posted on October 7th, 2008 by Greg
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A social dating site called WooMe recently launched a new video service that invites viewers or subscribers to watch their dates. It is believed to be a hit. It’s called WooMe.tv.
Both users must opt in to have the session shared post-date and only then does it go into the public directory. What makes it attractive is that the videos are only limited to 1 minute or even less, so you can watch two or three of them in rapid succession. Each video is linked to the members’ profiles, so if you happen to see someone you like, you can send them message and start a conversation or even fhind a date. User ratings have been used to rank out the good and the not so good. WooMe’s also highlights videos in a special featured section. You can share it with friends either through a direct link or with an embed.

Posted on September 28th, 2008 by Greg
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