Posts Tagged web 2.0
Molu - Meta Search Engine that Aggregates Search Results from Best Websites
Posted by ilovegajeebo in startups on June 4th, 2009
Molu is an effort to aggregate best search results across the web. There are already many international brands working on this model and in fact all the leading search engines have lately started categorizing their search results.
The site looks pretty simple in design and the results are retrieved at a decent speed too. Another website which comes to our mind is Gajeebo, which again works on similar model but offers a slightly different user interface.
E - The Bridge Between your Online and Offline Lives
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on May 25th, 2009
First of all - Don’t get confused with the name of the site. The website name is “MyNameIsE” and they wish to sounds it only ‘E’, Sounds confusing? It happened with us also, but the concept they have come with is really something new - A connect between your offline & online profiles.
“My Name is E” integrates all your social and contact accounts at one spot, and shares them in real life using any mobile phone or a specific usb-device called Connector.
Share your online identity in real World with E
E allows you to make an online virtual card for every occasion. This way, you’ll be able to share business information with business contacts, and private information with private contacts. You can even modify them on the spot, according to the situation.
How it Works?
E Mobile works on a mobile web browser. Just point your browser to http://m.mynameise.com or http://i.mynameise.com, select a card and then add your contact.
To exchange a card with other people, you need to enter the other person’s user name on E. E will share the selected cards and automatically ‘friend’ you with the person you’re meeting on the social networks of your choice. It also supports industry standards like vCard exporting and synchronization with many online services.
84Ideas - A Social Media Advertising and Web Consultancy firm
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on March 2nd, 2009
We posted a social media advertising firm sometime back, and today again we are posting 84ideas, another social media advertising firm.
This itself states the growing importance of advertising of this form on web.
Although 84ideas has decent portfolio of clients, there is one thing that worries us. We did some research on 84ideas and couldn’t track their presence on very famous social networks as Ning and Bebo, which itselfs put some doubt in our minds.
Dimdim - A Web Conferencing Solution For Green World
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on February 17th, 2009
Dimdim is a web conference solution that empowers anyone to deliver synchronized live presentations, whiteboards and web pages and share their voice and video over the Internet.
Web Conferencing Solution with No download Required
How is Dimdim unique?
Dimdim is unique in 4 major ways.
Dimdim is extremely easy to use. It has a very simple user interface. You do not have to install anything even to broadcast audio or video or host a meeting. A single click starts it all.
The Dimdim Web Meeting service is available in open source, professional and commercial enterprise editions capable of supporting thousands of attendees.
Unlike all other web meeting solutions, Dimdim is available in both onsite (you install it on your servers) and hosted configurations.
Their free version boasts a powerful feature set to allow anyone, anywhere to host meetings with up to 20 people.
Their Professional version can scale to 100 people in a room for only $495 per year! (and more affordable plans are also available for smaller rooms) Our Enterprise edition is limited only by the speed of your Internet connection and costs less than a third what you used to pay your Ex-Web conferencing provider.
Dimdim’s robust private network SynchroLiveTM - the Synchronized Live Communication Platform - automatically detects bandwidth, network traffic and usage, and adapts intelligently so your meetings always stay in sync.
Who can Use Dimdim?
Online learning, training, educational and non-profit organizations who want to save on travel expenses or have remote students positively love Dimdim.
Financial organizations, Insurance agents, mortgage brokers, financial consultants, and sales teams who want to demonstrate their services to clients without leaving their office can’t stop raving about Dimdim.
Use Dimdim to reduce the cost of your existing web conferencing bills, save time, travel and trouble while protecting the planet from harmful carbon emissions.
Happenr - Search For Any Event In Europe
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on January 7th, 2009
Happenr is a vertical search engine bringing a wealth of event calendar information at fingertips.
Using the patent-pending crawling and aggregation technology of its parent company Oxynade, Happenr enables user to find local events within a certain time frame, in a variety of event categories such as concerts, sports, festivals, cultural happenings, etc.. Currently in public beta, Happenr is perfectly suited to make sure you know ‘what’s going on where’.
Search For Any Event In Europe
Happenr currently provides user with the most complete event database worldwide. Hyper-local content is currently available for Germany, Ireland and Europe’s top tourist cities.
The easiest way for user to search is to use the box they integrated on all Happenr pages. It allows user to search based on location, period and/or generic keywords. User can also perform an advanced search query to make sure find what you’re looking for and each event is clearly marked with a marker.
Happenr.com features easy-to-use web controls which enables anyone to embed the search box or specific search results into their own portal, website or blog, free of charge.
There’s also an Application Programming Interface (API) available for developers who would like to use the Happenr database of event information for their own projects or applications.
This redistribution of high-quality content is particularly useful for large travel portals and social networks, online media publications, the cultural sector and the travel industry.
visit website - http://www.happenr.com/
Smibs - Software and Networking for Businesses that Aim to Grow Smart
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on December 29th, 2008
Smibs, a web based software company which provides businesses with practical lessons from a diverse group of entrepreneurs, is devoted to help businesses ‘Grow Smart’.
They offer web based software which enables businesses to establish extensive and effective contact networks and allows users to view the past experience and skill sets of prospective business partners.
Smibs - Software and Networking for Businesses that Aim to Grow Smart
They have designed a suite of business applications with one simple login, allowing you to access their entire suite of products in rich and intuitive interface.
Smibs provides two products.
Doorbell allows companies to manage their sales process through a slick and simple interface without the clutter of a ton of features. The application seeks to help small businesses track contacts, follow sales leads and keep up to date on who needs to be contacted and for what reason.
SmibsNet is a social business network that enables professionals to connect with one another. Smibs is trying to differentiate from other similar offerings by providing tools for small and medium sized businesses to “get things done”
For most professional service providers there is always too much going on to stay on top of everything. Smibs and Doorbell allow you to keep on top of things, without having to learn a complex system to be able to do it.
In addition, SmibsTV and the Smibs Blog highlight the innovative business practices of local entrepreneurs and provide much-needed coverage for bootstrapped businesses.
visit website - http://smibs.com/
visit blog - http://blog.smibs.com/
Memiary - Record Your Daily Memory in Online Web Diary
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on December 19th, 2008
Memiary is a simple diary service that prompts you to enter up to five sentence fragments about what you did today and lets you look back by date at what you did in the past.
It’s really simple, from the gracefully implemented account creation process to the AJAX item editing. Basically, it’s like a diary for your memory - hence the name, Memiary.
Memiary - Record Your Daily Memory in Online Web Diary
The site built by developer Sid Yadav over the course of a weekend, is looking to help you remember what you’ve been doing with your life. Record up to five memories of your day and make them memorable forever. As they quote “Memiary is the weightless pocket diary.”
The entire process, from start to finish, is ridiculously easy. Choose a username, a password, and write down five things you’ve done today. These should be things that you may want to remember later, but which may not be important enough to warrant an entire blog post. You can post up to five activities or thoughts on any day.
You can come back and edit/delete them anytime today. But chances are, you are doing this at 11am, so you probably won’t need to. Tomorrow, you’ll have a fresh blank list, and you can do the same to things which happened to you or you did tomorrow.
These will take two minutes to do each day, and a year later when you look back, you’ll be glad you did.
visit website - http://www.memiary.com
visit blog - http://blog.memiary.com/
ScreenToaster - Free Online Screen Recorder
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on November 21st, 2008
ScreenToaster - Free Online Screen Recorder
ScreenToaster gives you the possibility to record your screen in one click, very easily, quickly and to publish and share your screen cast online. With ScreenToaster, you don’t have to download and install a software on your computer to use it anymore. You only have to register to use it anywhere anytime. This service is free!
ScreenToaster, runs directly from your browser. While its functionality is limited compared to fully featured screencasting suites like Camtasia Studio or ScreenFlow, ScreenToaster turns out to be a great little tool if you want to create a short demo video or tutorial. Those high quality screencasts can be streamed on the Internet in a Flash player, on any Windows, Mac OS or Linux platform.
If you want a quick-and-easy way to create and share screencasts, give Screentoaster a shot. A three minute recording session on my MSI Wind’s 1024*600 screen yielded a 10mb clip. Quality is great, even at full screen.
Using ScreenToaster is easy. Once started, you simply start and stop the recording with a keyboard shortcut and easily add voice-over recordings and subtitles afterwards. ScreenToaster allows you to choose which parts of your screen you want to record, add subtitles, and then host those videos online. ScreenToaster, of course, also allows you to embed these videos anywhere you want to.
visit website - http://www.screentoaster.com/
Aghreni - Open Source Products, Software, Solutions and Services Provider Startup
Posted by ilovegajeebo in startups on November 21st, 2008
Aghreni technologies started in Bangalore, India provides open source technology services and solutions.
It provides product incubation and services on open source technologies like Java, perl and php.
Dipity - Tell Stories With Interactive Timelines
Posted by ilovegajeebo in Daily Featured Websites on October 24th, 2008
Dipity - Tell Stories With Interactive Timelines
Dipity is a consumer site that organizes articles, blog posts, pictures, videos and other content from around the web into interactive views showing anything from a users life to the Iraq War. Dipity allows you to easily create interactive experiences around particular topics; could be people, could be places, could be subjects like Darfur, and aggregate information in one place. This creates an easy summarization of a topic thats easy to understand and a richer experience.
The site has added a great deal of social networking integration with services such as Digg, Twitter, Daylife, Flickr and many others. It has also added the ability to track not only what your friends are doing but also the topics that they are interested in. Dipity then presents all of this data in a more visually pleasing manner that’s impressive and easy to digest.
Dipity allows users to work with content directly, or automatically pull highly relevant content from socially curated sites like YouTube, Wikipedia, Digg and others using RSS and API integrations. Once created, the interactive widget stays up to date, and can be embedded in blogs, social networks, and websites to add an interactive, engaging element to any site.
visit website - http://www.dipity.com/
visit blog - http://blog.dipity.com/
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