ClutterMe, the social networking site that lets you clutter up your profile, introduces a new links feature. Similar to Digg you can now add links to news and blog articles around the Web. Read...
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Digg has come along way with their profiles. Adding over 50 new features so you can share all your favorite Digg articles and stories with other people around the Web and your Digg friends. Now...
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Pownce recently announced that they would start letting users add more photos and videos to their notes. Photos and videos from YouTube, Google Video, PhotoBucket and others will be able to be added...
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123 Greetings now has 60 new Christmas e-cards for you to send out this holiday season. The holiday season is not over yet. Send Thank You e-cards to all the people in your life who gave you a nice...
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Helium lets you write articles and lets others post comments to your articles. By doing this you get to hear what others think of your opinion and your writing. Write about something controversial and...
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You know when you meet someone on the street and you want to tell them how to reach you online, but you don't have a pen or can't find some paper to write your Web address or email on? This......
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If you, your friends and family speak Chinese, you may want to check out Friendster in Chinese. You can meet new friends and chat with friends in both traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese on...
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The social networking site that lets you create your own social networking site has just added a few more features to it's service. I really like the new "Latest Activity" feature. This...
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Classmates.com is not a free site, yet people flock to it to find long lost friends. For free you can see the list of friends from your school that have filled out information in Classmates.com, and...
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How would you like everyone on the Web knowing what Web sites you visit each day? This one's not for me. I don't want people knowing what I do online. These three sites do though. When you...
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This is something I use. I have several small bike riding routes mapped out on this site. It's called RouteSlip and it's a way for you to create directions that you can follow to and from a...
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Keep track of all your profile sites, blogs and other sites all in one place. Create your own personal directory page using ProfileFly. Add links to all your Web sites, profiles, blogs and more to...
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Firefox has become a contender in the past few years. They've had tabbed browsing for years and have so many other features you can add to the browser if you want it that it's become more...
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Is your profile cool? Hot? Submit your profile to Profile Pops and see what other's think of your profile. Profile Pops is a site where you can post a link to your profile and other people can...
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Years ago, long before MySpace or Classmates was a site where you could enter your birthday and other people could send you a birthday wish. I used to get lots of birthday wishes from people I...
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Filed in archive Web Services
by pete on July 09, 2006
While we are talking about federated social networks, I thought this was a relevant upstart to highlight. Prefpass makes it possible for individuals to authenticate anonymously. The site is yet to...
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Filed in archive Web Services
by pete on April 23, 2006
Building on my post about Amazon's Web Services Platform, this post from Peter Rip caught my attention. Peter suggests that Microsoft's MSN, a distant third in consumer usage, could leap frog...
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Filed in archive Web Services
by pete on April 23, 2006
I've written on this subject previously. The problem with web services is that most are designed by geeks for geeks. Very few are designed by business people for business use. Amazon changed that...
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