Here’s a wrap-up of Web 2.0 news and howtos for today from our .Net blog:
If you haven’t seen the deer killed by Google van, please do so. You can now use Nota to remix your videos, images into a webpage.
Check out Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft’s 2008 reve ...
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Check out this cool Ganzbot that can talk. The Ganzbot can also read Twitter posts and show emotion.
This funny little robot has eyes, eyebrows and a mouth and will verbally read your lates ...
Here’s this week’s wrap up of Web2.0 companies and ramblings over at .Net:
Craigslist needs to update their graphics… Google Adsense will be available for RSS feeds, more money for bloggers.
Jobirn, a new type of job referral network launched. The Dot Com Boom ...
Here’s a cool Twitter hack that let’s you display messages on a small screen. Kinda pointless when you can use a cellphone but still, you could probably apply this idea for something else.
This prototype uses an embedded system and colour LCD screen to display messa ...
I was browsin’ over at ReadWriteWeb today and they had an interesting article on LinkedIn versus Facebook, of which one is better for business.
Well, in my opinion, it’d definitely be LinkIn as I haven’t seen anyone have their Facebook account on their business ...
Here’s a great hack on how to make an iPhone LoJack and also be able to chart your location using GoogleMaps.
Basically the hack connects a Twitter account so your iPhone “twitts” your iPhone’s location at set intervals. The “twitts” are basi ...
Check out FixYa, it’s a sorta like a RSS Feed search Engine.
(Spy Stats: FixYa.com has PR6 and has 1680 backlinks on Google. Pretty good stuff.)
Meaning it will pull up hundreds of relevant articles for the topic, “how to fix something”.
Interesting if this i ...
This post is for testing a Twitter plugin… by the way you can see my secret ramblings on my twitter here. ...
Twitter is a simple application where you can blab and twit about where you are going, what you are drinking, and anything you are doing. It’s a way of micro-blogging which has taken a life of its own. (Maybe bigger than social networking sites someday) Anyway, while we ...
