Mobile feeds distribution for all. Your content, your device, anywhere. BUZmob is a great way to read RSS on your mobile devices. Fast, sleek and useful river of news RSS aggregator. Reach All Mobile Users, Anywhere, Anytime. BUZmob is a mobile feed publishing service for user, media and corporate content publishers. It mobile-enables your content without forcing you to change it, and puts you in control of mobile feed distribution. BUZmob emphasizes ease of use and universal access. It taps the vast majority of mobile users, on any device or network. Mobile visitors to your site can read posts, submit comments and forms, view images and access videos (soon), irrespective of device type, mobile carrier, location or language.
Research shows that many mobile users express an interest in accessing web-based content on their mobile device, once it is pointed out to them that there is an easy way to do so. This is what makes BUZmob a unique approach to mobile feed distribution.
Mobile users are not required to download any software to their phone. Moreover, they are not required to subscribe to a service or even to type URLs in their phone’s mobile browser. A combination of automatic bookmark generation and text messaging ensures that access to content is immediate and pain-free. Once end-users access a content feed, they can visit any off-feed links, which are adapted in real time to their specific mobile device.
By bringing together content publishers, who facilitate and drive content discovery, and universal access, BUZmob brings mobile Internet content to all mobile users, and bridges the chasm between early and mass market adoption.
Feature HighlightsContent publishers:
- Uses existing RSS/Atom content and regular web-based content.
- Simple integration - one line of HTML code.
- Mobilizes web content, images, forms.
- (optional) mobile optimization HTML tags for improved performance.
- Mobile analytics and statistics (soon).
- Mobile marketing and promotion tools (soon).
- Content monetization services (soon).
- The BUZmob directory, for promoting your website.
- Create and manage branded mobile feed portals in minutes (soon).
Mobile users:
- No download required.
- No service subscription required.
- Works on any data-enabled mobile phone.
- Works with any mobile carrier.
- Works in any language.
- Real-time optimization of feeds and web pages.
- Automatic bookmarks management - no need to type URLs
- Automatic content adaptation reduces bandwidth consumption and data costs.
BuzMob Website
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Lately I have tried all popular messenger services i.e. MSN, Yahoo, Google Talk, Eyeball Chat, ICQ, Pal Talk, Skype, Rediff and others. You know what if you ask me; these are all quite fun but lack something. Not a single one of these qualifies up to the level, we can call a complete messenger, more then just fun.
Here I came across another messenger service which is going to change the way you communicate. Its ooVoo Messenger.
First there was email. Then there was IM. Then the Internet phone. Although each of these technologies promised faster, better communication, the team at ooVoo has never been satisfied. The way they see it, online communication has always lacked human expression. Typing to someone online is not the same as watching a heartfelt smile.
I have experienced ooVoo and I suggest that you can try it too and find it for yourself that how much ahead this messenger is from the rest of chatter boxes.
Best Features:
- Video Conversation with more then two buddies same time.
- Record video messages and send to your buddy.
- Record FLV video and post it anywhere; lets say at blog or youtube.
- Give Recorded Vido special effects.
- Phone or landline free calls.

Other Features:
- Online Status, ooVoo card, Voice, Video, Buddy list and detailed histories of every activity you do; like other messengers.
- You can import contact lists from MSN, Yahoo, Gmail, Aol, Office Outlook and find friends and invite them to ooVoo.
- Free Phone Calls, PC to mobile or land line calls.
- Face to face video conference. More then two buddies can join the same video and audio conversation.
- You can adjust video and image quality.
- You can take snaps of buddies while talking.
- Record video and voice while talking.
- Send recorded video or audio messages into friend’s email address.
- Send video messages to your friends via ooVoo video recorder.
- Apply video effects at video.
- Video, audio speed and quality is way too good from rest of messengers.
- Send and recieve files.
- Messenger sidebar view at desktop.
- ooVoo me link for MySpaces and blogs.
- FLV, AVI video formats are supportd with other regular formats.
- Generate FLV file and save it in your computer.
- Its free.
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I might call this better AdSense. There is a lot of experimentation and testing going on at AdSense program. Recently I saw a modified AdSense unit at my Photo Pages which had back and next arrow controls with slide out and fade in effects between ads. There are also new Interactive AdSense units with pictures spotted according to Darren Rowse at problogger at UK Tech site. This is testing of new ad formats which is really very interesting. It seems like AdSense team is enhancing their program in an interesting way for publishers, advertisers and visitors to interact more with audience and its really cool.
Darren Rowse has mentioned also other new AdSense Ad units
Unusual AdSense ad unit (336×280 pixel)
AdSense Centered Text Ads
200 x 200 Ad unit (New Possibilities and flexibility in AdSense program)
Change to Ads About (More Ads selection and option)
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Tagza.com is a social bookmarking web site for web users to save their favourite links. Tagza covers english web sites only. Big number of web masters using tagza are from India and Pakistan.
Tagza users submit stories to the site and other users decide by their voting power what gets to the front page. The amazing features about this website I liked are:
- You can promote a story
- demote/bury a story
- Even vote on comments
How Tagza Works
Tagza, is a free web application that allows you to submit an article that will be reviewed by others and will be promoted, based on popularity, to the front page. When a user submits a news article it will be placed in the “unpublished” area until it gains sufficient votes to be promoted to the front page. It was influenced by the extremely popular website digg.com.
Nobody can deny the importance of Social Bookmarking websites. Enhance your experience about what this ‘yet another great Social Bookmarking Website’ Tagza offers you!!!
Tagza.com
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Yet another alternative Powerful Online Project Management System. You may have read my previous posts about web-based online project management systems, e.g. Wrike and Basecamp. ActionThis is also in this series claiming to be the Next Generation Project Management System.
ActionThis is a web-based service for managing projects and tasks and making sure they get finished. ActionThis works with your everyday tools to help you get stuff done and go home early. ActionThis is a hosted software service that enables members to plan, execute and improve the performance of their teams.
With ActionThis you can:
- Assign and manage action items across teams
- Finish your tasks and projects, and work together to finish team projects
- Improve ongoing performance by understanding workloads and trends
ActionThis Website
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Too long we have suffered in silence under the dictatorship of idiocy. In the beginning, the internet was a place where one could communicate intelligently with similarly learned people. Then we were lost in the noise. The coming of user-driven web content has intensified the matter yet further, distorting our tolerance to the breaking point.
It’s time to fight back.
An open-source filter software that can detect clear stupidity in written English is approaching. This will be accomplished with weighted Bayesian or similar analysis and some rules-based processing, similar to spam detection engines.
Eventually, once the research is completed, developers plan to release core engine source code for incorporation into content management systems, blogs, wikis and the like. Additionally, developers plan to develop a fully implemented Firefox plugin and a Wordpress plugin.
That seems like really great leap towards spam free websites/blogs. Stupid filter is under testing. You can enjoy randomized stupidity at http://stupidfilter.org/random.php yet.
Stupid Filter home Page
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Manage all your projects in one place
I have discussed an online project management and collaboration system Basecamp before. Now I thought to give my readers another good alternative.
Wrike is a Web-based application that makes it simple to trigger projects and tasks from the medium in which most projects and tasks originate, namely e-mail.
Manage from email, Organize tasks, Work together, Get things done…
Wrike is safe and secure. Wrike is a leader in on-demand Online Project Management. Wrike helps to save time for marketing agencies, software development teams, event organizers, publishers, financial services firms, process engineering companies and many others.
Wrike is project management web-based software that helps you save time on planning, processing, tracking and completing your projects. Wrike Individual Plan is free.
Wrike Website
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You may have noticed that http://www.techmynd.com and http://techmynd.com would bring same results. So why use www at all?
Use of the www subdomain is not required mostly and time consuming to communicate. The internet, media, and society are all better off without it.
http://no-www.org have a whole logic to prove that.
Why is www deprecated? For that if we look at www (world wide web) meaning, It will come up with this statement:
“The complete set of documents residing on all Internet servers that use the HTTP protocol, accessible to users via a simple point-and-click system.”
or
“The complete set of electronic documents stored on computers that are connected over the Internet and are made available by the protocol known as HTTP. The World Wide Web makes up a large part of the Internet.”
All popular Web browsers assume the HTTP protocol. In doing so, the software prepends the ‘http://’ onto the requested URL and automatically connect to the HTTP server on port 80. Why then do many servers require their websites to communicate through the www subdomain? Mail servers do not require you to send emails to recipient[at]mail.domain.com.
So world is better off without it. Geeks or Tech people do not usually put www while typing any URL. WWW has been considered a representation of URL that proves it to be an internet website address. Nothing more.
http://no-www.org recommends webmasters to redirect their all traffic coming to ‘http://www.domain.com’ to ‘http://domain.com’. They offer a Class System to distinguish your website behaviour to analyze it at this standard.
Are you ready to set a redirect from your hosting control panel from ‘http://www.domain.com’ to ‘http://domain.com’ and forget about using www?
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Apple Movie Trailers (Coming attractions for movie)
Blogger (The place to go to create your own blog)
Craigslist (Portal of classified ads )
Drudge Report (Matt Drudge, newsbreaker - got more than 3.5 billion hits in the past year)
Ebay (Auction Powerhouse)
ESPN (Best all-around sports site)
Factcheck.org (Apart speeches, press releases, TV ads and other public statements by politicians )
Flickr (This public showroom for personal pics)
Google (Web’s best search engine)
HowStuffWorks (Easy-breezy explanations of how things work)
The Internet Movie Database (Encyclopedia of entertainment that covers some 800,000 films, television shows and video game titles)
Lifehacker (Computer-tech tips and tricks)
The Museum of Modern Art (A selection of museum tours as downloadable podcasts)
Netflix (More than 60,000 DVD titles available to rent)
National Public Radio (NPR podcasts, NPR music)
The Onion (Long before The Daily Show, long before Stephen Colbert, there was The Onion)
Rotten Tomatoes (Movie reviews from far and wide)
Shopzilla (New comparison shopping sites)
Technorati (Blog finder)
Television Without Pity (Bitingly funny TV show recaps)
The Smoking Gun (Continues to document interesting news)
Wikipedia (A real Web wonder, Massive, collaborative online encyclopedia)
Yahoo! (Arguably Google’s toughest competition for top Web property)
Zappos.com (Simply the best place to shop for shoes online)
For more & complete details Follow time.com
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50 coolest websites of the world! How do they select the finalists? They evaluate hundreds of candidates, some suggested by readers, colleagues and friends, others discovered during countless hours of surfing. Many of this year’s choices are shining examples of Web 2.0: next-generation sites offering dynamic new ways to inform and entertain, sites with cutting-edge tools to create, consume, share or discuss all manners of media, from blog posts to video clips. You can also suggest a website to them by this link. Send your thoughts and they’ll post a selection of your comments online. There’s always next year they say.
In entertainment, arts and media category YouTube was also winner in 2006. Ofcourse Google is also in the winner search engines top list.
50 Coolest Websites 2006
50 Coolest Websites 2005
50 Coolest Websites 2004
50 Coolest Websites 2003
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