GizmoCall

Gizmo Call - an online service that makes VoIP phone calls possible from any web browser. It works via a Flash plugin, which enables users to make calls simply by typing a phone number into a text-field in a browser. Users can also use URLs like http://gizmocall.com/18005551212 (that link is an example only and will not work). Gizmo Call is separate from SIPphone's other app, The Gizmo Project, which is a download VoIP app like Skype. You do need to download a 1MB Flash plugin for Gizmo Call to work, so it's not a download-free browser app. However it's a once-only install and it lowers the bar for consumers wanting to start using VoIP. I myself am trying to use VoIP more in my life and telling family members about it too (of course poor broadband service is an issue here in my country!). Gizmo Call is a nice step forward in VoIP, because users don't need to download a big client and run a traditional installer. They don't even need to setup an account. After the Flash plugin is installed, users can immediately make calls - albeit limited to 5 free minutes of calling per day "to just about any phone number". They can get 10 minutes free calling if they register with an email address and can also buy Call Out minutes. Besides PSTN phones, Gizmo Call users can call for free Google Talk users, Windows Live users, Gizmo Project users and any SIP address/device. There's also a feature enabling users to customize their CallerID, so when they make a web call it can appear to come from their mobile or office phone. Plus, being a browser-based service, users can integrate Gizmo Call into their blogs and social network pages.

GoodReads

Goodreads is a place where you can see what your friends are reading and vice versa. You can create "bookshelves" to organize what you've read (or want to read). You can comment on each other's reviews. And on this journey with your friends you can explore new territory, gather information and expand your mind.

Jaxtr

With the free jaxtr service, users can link their phones with their online network to hear from callers worldwide while keeping their existing phone numbers private.

KrushCash

KushCash gives you full financial control to send and receive money instantly via your Mobile Phone.

OutDoorzy

The goal of Outdoorzy.com is to connect outdoor enthusiasts online and provide the tools to help them prepare for and improve their outdoor experiences. So if you're into the outdoors, travel, music, or meeting new people, join today!

Zoodango

Our site connects professionals through local events and preferred venues like Starbucks. Zoodango is unique because it allows you to find people online and network with them face-to-face. It is the first networking site to drive face-to-face meetings and create online connections based on real world relationships, which results in a higher quality group of networked professionals. At Zoodango: introductions are found online, relationships are built face-to-face, and then networks are created.

SocialGrapes

Socialgrapes is your 1-stop shop for social browsing. We fuse together hundreds of social and dating networks to give you a comprehensive social experience.

Ziggs

The Ziggs People Hub is a free service that organizes the Internet around your people, your work and your life.

Share2Me

share anything. to anyone. anywhere. With the Share2me browser plug-in you can share your web favorites with your friends faster than ever.

SeatSnapper

SeatSnapper.com makes finding the best seat for any given price range straightforward. It does this by allowing the shopper to adjust their price range while continuously updating the display to reflect the corresponding number and position of available seats. SeatSnapper.com has all the standard features of interactive seating maps, such as the ability to narrow search results by the quantity of seats needed, and viewing tickets available within each section without a page change.

Mixpo

Mixpo helps individuals create multimedia portfolios so they can tell and promote a more compelling story on their own websites or other online sites they can publish to – simply and on their terms. Mixpo is for Everyday People trying to maximize their potential. It’s the individual who has video, photos or audio that showcases their expertise, creativity, talents, profession, business, services, etc., but doesn’t have the time or energy to figure out how to convert all that multimedia into a story and get it out to their audience. This person is smart, maybe even tech-savvy, but hates to waste time trying to figure out technology that’s meant to make their lives simpler—but actually does the opposite. Think of hobbyists who blog about their passion; creative professionals like videographers, photographers, artists, designers, performers; service professionals like realtors, architects, tutors; businesses like tour operators, destination travel agents, restaurants; a mom working from home; reviewers who critique products or services; small businesses selling products online… Mixpo offers endless possibilities for everyday people like these. We understand their needs for simplicity and easily managing their rich media across various online sites. We know that multimedia can tangibly benefit them in their life pursuits.

Attendio

Attendio delivers local event information and recommendations tailored for you - in music, family, film, sports, arts and more... Attendio is an event discovery service that brings users information via the web, online calendars, emails and cell phone. For example, music lovers can be alerted when their favorite bands are playing locally and families can also have an easy view into what child-friendly activities are happening next weekend. Attendio intelligently matches people's interests with events, and offers social networking features such as invitations and reviews. Our services are targeted at busy urbanites and parents who are always on the go and don't have a lot of time to search around the web for events. We have made Attendio as easy to access as possible, so that you don't miss another event. Attendio's founder, Gerardo Capiel, was previously the CTO and co-founder of Digital Impact. Digital Impact, now Acxiom Digital, was a publicly traded company, which was sold to Acxiom in 2005 for $140 million. Mr. Capiel holds a B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Co-founder Eric Hansen is a software developer with fourteen years of experience. Prior to joining Attendio, Hansen was a lead developer for Wells Fargo Internet Services Group site where he played a principal role in migrating the high-volume web banking site to a J2EE-based platform. Hansen has been lead developer or senior software engineer at a variety of companies including NetSuite, Fannie Mae, Via Carla, Digital Impact, Charles Schwab, Preview Travel, and Pacific Bell. He has a B.S. in Computer Science and Russian Studies from Grinnell College, Iowa, and a M.S. in Computer Science from the University of San Francisco.

Jaman

Jaman is the way people discover, enjoy and share world cinema. Jaman's global on line community is pioneering social cinema. It is a new destination for movie-goers to watch and discuss the world's best films.

CircleUP

CircleUp helps you ask questions and make requests of communities of any size using eMail and Instant Messaging and get back a single, consolidated result instead of a blizzard of eMails and Instant Messages . What if you could send a question to circles of any size… 5, 50 or 500 people… and get back a single, organized result instead of a blizzard of emails and IM’s? What if it worked for any circle you belong to, on or offline…youth, sports, volunteers, school, clubs, church, social networks, political, alumni & professional organizations…even ad hoc groups at work or with customers? What if it enhanced your existing email and Instant Messaging accounts without downloading anything or doing anything differently?

Nexo

Nexo was created to simplify your life by providing an online service that lets you coordinate communications and collaborations with all your different groups of friends, colleagues, neighbors, teammates and community. Nexo provides a website, email communications, real-time updates and social networking all in one. Nexo makes it easy to keep everyone up-to-date and makes it fun and easy to participate. Nexo founders use Nexo for all the public, private and semi-private parts of their life. Family. Sports teams. Reunions and trips. Parties. Projects. School and community groups. Even a personal start page. All in one place, accessible from anywhere. Secure. So set up your own home page to get started. Then create Nexo groups for each of your communities. Invite your group members. Let Nexo simplify your life.

HoneyPitch

Honeypitch fuses a proposal automation solution with a CRM and business productivity tools. Quickly combine a presentation, proposal, estimate, and contract into a single, invite-only document that can be negotiated online. The goal is to enable teams to create the perfect pitch of ideas, services, and products that generates immediate feedback and results. Each customized pitch has version-controlled sections and topic-based message boards that allows both parties to agree to terms with confidence.

MyCurrency

My-Currency is a place to collaborate with others. We are focused on housing right now but we will add other areas of interest. Lets us know if there is something you would like to see and we will do our best to make it happen!

Vuvox

As a workflow and easy to use online service, VUVOX can enable you to create personal, collaborative & emotive expressions using your own digital media – including video, photos, music and text. VUVOX is an easy to use production and instant sharing service that allows you to mix, create and blend your personal media – video, photos and music into rich personal expressions. VUVOX reflects your life

Zoints

Zoints Synergy is for forum posts. The idea is that networks that use the Zoints social networking platform can now add Synergy to their forum allowing users to "move" posts up or down across not just their network, but to the full Zoints network as well

Yodio

Yodio is an emerging Seattle-based Internet company offering an integrated, one-stop digital audio publishing service and marketplace - a Web community where anyone can go to self-record, produce, and buy/sell personal audio recordings (podcasts).

Picnik

With Picnik you can quickly edit all your online photos from one place. It's the easiest way on the Web to fix underexposed photos, remove red-eye, or apply effects to your photos.

SpashCast

Splashcast is a little hard to describe, but once you get it it makes sense. It’s a Flash media player where the user can make various channels of content - including text, video, pictures, and audio files - and then embed the player containing those channels on a website. It basically incorporates functionality lots of other embeddable products. YouTube videos, photo slides shows like those offered by Slide, podcasts feeds, etc. can all be added as channels and will take up a fraction of the screen real estate required by all of those other services. For already busy websites, the Splashcast player is much easier to stomach than 3-4 widgets from separate companies. Each channel of content also has a RSS feed, so interested viewers can subscribe to it and not have to come back to your website for access. Splashcast will host content directly, but the real utility comes from plugging in videos from Youtube, photos from Flickr, etc., so that you can keep your media where you want to and not have to copy it over to Splashcast. You can even add voice overs to any of the show segments as Marshall has done below.

Minggl

Minggl, an Austin, Texas-based service, offers a new browser toolbar/plugin for users of Facebook and MySpace. ou start by entering your usernames and passwords for MySpace and Facebook. Then, when you’re visiting a compatible social network, Minggl pops up a little box at the top right (the “MiNGGL Social Palette”) and allows you to add that user to your “multi-site friends list”. This basically provides easy access to your contacts in the sidebar, and allows you to search them or browse by tags. Users can also annotate their social networking pages with “notes” - you can add images, sounds and text to your profile on Facebook or MySpace, all neatly integrated so it looks like part of the profile page. These notes can be made viewable by all Minggl users, or just your friends. Other features includes the ability to jump straight to your various profiles, send messages and invite friends. In short: Minggl is a way to aggregate your friends (a bit like Profilactic) and annotate your profile.

FunkyCall

FunkyCall is a new phone-based service. It provides funny, pre-recorded voice mail (or live call) messages to send to your friends’ phones - stuff like a birthday greeting from Yoda, or a Valentines Day message from George W Bush. But they’ve also embraced user-generated content - users can upload their own calls to send to friends or share, as well as rating, favoriting and commenting on existing clips. You can also embed clips in MySpace, hi5, Piczo, Facebook and blogs using the Flash player above (RSS readers, click here to see it). That could provide a nice viral element. I’ve no idea whether the service will take off (perhaps not), but at least it scores points for a little originality.

Zoho Notebook

Zoho Notebook is an online app that works in both Firefox and IE browsers. You can create many different types of content, including text, image, audio, video, drawings. With audio, Zoho Notebook comes with a recorder - or you can get your audio from the Web or in your file system. And with the video, you can insert it from a service like YouTube, or record from your webcam straight into Notebook. Zoho Notebook will also come with a browser plug-in, similar to Google Notebook. It's also a content aggregator and you can add files, pull in content via RSS, integrate office content (Zoho Writer, spreadsheets, presentations, calendars, etc) and even full-fledged applications can be aggregated into Notebook - for example from Zoho Creator. In some ways the aggregation parts resemble a personalized start page. The best part of Zoho Notebook though is its collaboration features. You can share a whole Notebook, or just pages - and even just parts of pages, which Raju calls "sharing at the content level". It enables collaborative editing, so that more than one person can edit a notebook at a time. It also has version control too and access controls. A neat value add is that you can show the Skype status of the users.

ClipSyndicate

The easiest and most profitable way to publish timely, relevant, respected Broadcast news and other video to your web site!

Magnify

Magnify.net lets you find, filter, and share video from the web and gather it your way.

Glee

Glee.com is a “professional networking site” from Community Connect, which already has more than 16 million users across its niche social networks, and uses the same software as the basis for all its sites. It’s a fairly accomplished platform, allowing users to choose from some default profile styles, add a custom background image or color and insert certain types of html code. There’s also photo hosting, an iFilm-powered video section, groups, forums and live chat. There’s a music section, too, similar to MySpace Music or the bands section on Bebo - these pages also include a feature similar to the MySpace music player, where you can post an artist’s tracks to your own page with a few clicks. There’s a Digg-like news rating feature, too, and the ability to find jobs via a partnership with Monster.

Nicktropolis

Nickelodeon is launching a new virtual world tomorrow called Nicktropolis. The Second Life comparisons are already being made, and there are also parallels to CBBC World, the virtual world for kids from the BBC. But ultimately, Nicktropolis seems to take more inspiration from Habbo Hotel or Gaia Online. These virtual worlds are smart because they give young users an avatar to hide behind, rather than posting photos as they would on MySpace or Bebo.

PicksPal

PicksPal is a free sports site where people “bet” on upcoming games. No money is involved. If they win, their point total goes up and they have bragging rights around the office. Since launching about a year ago over 100,000 people have joined the site, making daily picks on just about every kind of sporting event in the U.S. - boxing, NFL football, pro football, bass fishing, ultimate fighting, basketball, baseball, etc. The site makes money from advertising.

PicksPop

For-fun betting sites like Gottabet and PicksPal, which combine social networking with betting, are gaining popularity. The success of PicksPal in particular has been stunning. Friends group together and bet on the winners of upcoming sporting events, or more detailed things like the number of touchdowns in a given game. A small percentage of users on PicksPal tend to be correct in their bets so often that the company started selling their predictions last year. It’s no surprise, then, that PicksPal is expanding and launching a pop culture version of its sports betting site. The new site, called PicksPop, allows users to bet on things like “Will Pam Anderson and Tommy Lee get back together?” (pays 100/1), “Will Angelina Jolie/Brad Pitt announce their separation?” (also 100/1), and “Will 24 be in the Top 10 for the week?” (pays 1/1). All bets are for points, and each user gets 1,000 points to start. Top ranked users are listed on here.

Quintura

Is a visual search engine.

The Find

TheFind.com is a shopping search engine that is dedicated to delivering the most satisfying online search experience for you - the time-crunched, savvy shopper. Like most people these days, we had grown accustomed to using search engines to find just about anything. But something was not right - when we wanted to shop, we would get frustrated at having to wade through a zillion text links to find the products we wanted. The constant clicking back and forth would drive us slightly crazy. Plus, we were never quite sure that we were seeing all of the products available on the web - we were probably missing out on a lot of stores that didn't want to pay to be listed. Something had to change. Introducing our solution - TheFind.com! We developed a shopping search engine that delivers comprehensive lists of products and their corresponding images, ranked by the leading products, brands, stores and styles on the very first page of results. We call this technology our "Product Ranking Engine." Our unbiased "Product Ranking Engine" crawls over 500,000 stores to find over 150 Million products web-wide. At TheFind.com, we believe that shoppers should have access to all of the products on the web - not just the ones that pay to be there. With our unbiased and objective "Product Ranking Engine" technology, we have made that dream a reality. Our patent-pending technology ranks the product results for your searches by the most relevant and market-leading products, brands, stores and styles for your search. These rankings can never be bought or sold. So you can feel comfortable knowing that you are covering a ton of ground in just one search. Plus, we provide large images of these leading products so you can easily see exactly what you are shopping for. No more wading through millions and millions of text links - the best matches for your search are easily visible and are right there on the first page! We take care of the science, so you can enjoy the art of shopping! For the past three years, our engineers have created, tested and refined the technology under the proof-of-concept site FatLens.com. The first application of our "Product Ranking Engine" was applied to event tickets. Based on rigorous testing and extensive design modifications, we are excited to launch our new, comprehensive shopping search engine as TheFind.com.

PlanetSearch

this is a metasearch engine. a valid altrnative to google and co.!

Imagini

Imagini Friends is an unusual new social network, that calculates your "VisualDNA" and uses it to find other people that match your choices. It's an application of Imagini, the technology - which aims to understand the emotional preferences of consumers, using VisualDNA. This can be used for marketing and advertising purposes, as well as social networking. Imagini Friends reminds me of those personality tests in magazines like Vogue. It's certainly addictive and, a bit like when you read your horoscope, when your profile is created you find yourself nodding your head and going: yeah, that sounds like me. After your profile is finished, you're invited to find other people with similar profiles - and contact them if it's a good match.

Neighborrow

Neighborrow is a new service for borrowing books, movies, CDs and tools from your neighbors - it’s like a specialized Craigslist, with a bit of social networking, too. Borrow from a neighbor, lend to a friend, trade with a trusted stranger. Sharing saves. And now it's simple, safe and secure with neighborrow.com. neighborrow-ing saves dollars and makes sense.

B*SH

B*SH was started to let people complain about what was on their mind on a day to day basis. Created as a way to vent to the vastness of the internet. B*SH away!

SocialPicks

SocialPicks is a community for stock market investors to share investment ideas, exchange market research, and track peers investment performance. SocialPicks also tracks picks by gurus (e.g. Warren Buffet & Jim Cramer), professional analysts, and various financial bloggers so you can see how well you perform against them.

BuddyStumbler

buddystumbler allows you to search for new friends with similar interests. If you find someone you’d like to be friends with, and they in turn want to be friends with you, you exchange IM sign-on names. The rest is up to you

Fora.TV

FORA delivers discourse, discussions and debates on the world's most interesting political, social and cultural issues, and enables viewers to join the conversation. It provides deep, unfiltered content, tools for self-expression and a place for the interactive community to gather online. FORA is presenting or producing content from the world's leading public forums. The esteemed organizations that are working with us to build the FORA vision include C-SPAN, the World Affairs Councils of Northern California, Dallas, Oregon, Philadelphia and Connecticut, the Commonwealth Club, Books, Inc., the Hoover Institution, Cody's Books, the Museum of the African Diaspora, the Asia Society, the New School, the Truman National Security Project, the New America Foundation, Politics & Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C., Tattered Cover in Denver, the Heritage Foundation, the Magnes Museum, the Cato Institute, Link TV, Chatham House in London, Cambridge University, the Transatlantic Institute in Brussels, Egmont: the Royal Institute for International Relations, Book Passage, the Long Now Foundation, Americans for Informed Democracy and the Global Philanthropy Forum, among many others. FORA.tv will provide engaging on demand viewing experiences for the media active world citizen.

Novalet

Our main goal with NovaLet was to create a free, simple, easy to use and yet powerful enough blogging engine which had most of the features a single blogger would require.

Utensil-ed

utensil-ed is a web 2.0-enabled ‘come together’ of creative minds, where sparks become lightning. Brainstorming sessions are set around innovative web-based conduits that make it fun and easy to iron out approaches, exchange ideas and share concepts to achieve ‘striking-new’ design solutions.

Pic2Color

Looking for a Free Color-Extraction Tool for your Website? -Creates breath-taking color schemes from images effortlessly -Seamless integration with GenoPal Online for individual color exploration -Easy HTML setup -FREE!

Trendi

Trendi is social news with a focus on celebrities, fashion and entertainment. Users can submit stories and have the community vote on them, with the most popular stories making it to the hot page.

FriendsEat

Looking for a good place to go out tonight but don't know where to look? friendsEAT is a new food website with a community of food lovers that post blogs, give reviews, chat in our forums, and rant about the worst/best food in US.

BuildQuiz

Free academic quiz maker. Much more efficient than flash cards for taking notes and memorizing material fast. No login is required.

PostPin

PostPin is a new classifieds listing service. We think you'll love it because it's... Easy to Use: The site has been designed from top to bottom to be fun, simple, and easy to use. Instead of having to click back and forth between multiple pages, the posts appear as a list on the left, with details on the right. You can even use the space bar or arrow keys to scroll through the listings. And no more having to remember which posts you've read: posts you haven't read yet are in bold. Convenient: You can take notes on particular posts directly underneath their descriptions. Your notes will be automatically saved for your future reference, and the posts you've taken notes on will appear grouped together on your My PostPin page. You can also bookmark listings and refer back to them from your list of bookmarks. Furthermore, we'll store your replies under the posting, too, for easy reference in the future. Informative: If you post an ad, you'll be able to tell how many people have seen it, and how many replies you've gotten. Instant: You can get notified of new listings immediately. Coming soon, we'll even send new listings to you via text messaging or online instant messaging. Community-Focused: You can leave reviews and ratings on any postings under the Service, Stuff, Housing, and Community categories. Now you can grow your business by building a reputation based on community feedback. Visual: In addition to being colorful and simple, PostPin encourages visual richness in posts. You can upload as many as six photos with your listing, as well as upload a logo or photo of yourself to appear at the top of all your listings.

TopProxies (Free Web Proxies)

Do you need your privacy? do you have some trouble in access some site from work? well...nothig better than a WEB PROXY! this is not really a Web 2.0 application...but is very interesting, Right? Here you can find a huge list of free web proxy...you just need to open your preferred one...type in the web access you want to access...and enjoy!!!

TheChipLab

There are many sites that sell customized casino chips (just do a search), but we haven’t found any that have an online design tool to allow you to create the chip itself. TheChipLab is an online service that allow you to design your own casino chips (and sell also!) The creation tool is very flexible and layer based. It’s not as powerful as new online image editor Fauxto, which is also Flash based, but it does the job.

GoodStorm

The company launched catering primarily to nonprofits, giving charities a way to inexpensively sell custom designed tshirts at a very low wholesale price. The company also launched a widget product last summer. The new product allows visitors to quickly design their own Tshirt using uploaded or stock images, text and special characters. If you like you can buy just one - a men’s standard Tshirt, designed to your specifications, costs $15. Store owners can also create their own version of the design tool, with pre-uploaded images and custom pricing. We’ve created one - see the TechCrunch Tshirt store here. Upload your own images and have at it - any proceeds we receive from sales of Tshirts will go to charity.

WidgetBox

The service is the first product from startup PostApp, founded by Ed Anuff, Dean Moses and Giles Goodwin. The company is funded by Hummer Winblad Venture Partners to the tune of $1.5 million. Mitchell Kertzman, a partner with Hummer Winblad, is also on the board. The idea is a timely one: Widgetbox is building a marketplace for web widgets to place on blogs, websites, eBay auctions and social networks. The service aims to connect the developers of these widgets with web users, taking a cut whenever transactions are involved - these situations could include subscription-based widgets or affiliate links. Around 100 widgets are currently listed, and they’re supporting every technology - HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, Flash and Java Applets. Examples include the Flash-based horoscope widget from WeLoveWidgets, the latest news from Newsvine, the top stories on Digg and a sudoku game for your visitors. The widget at the bottom of this post, for example, displays the latest posts from Mashable. In fact, many of the widgets are RSS based, allowing you to quickly reproduce content from other sites - the only cost is that all the widgets carry a Widgetbox logo.

ClearSpring

Clearspring, a service that will help you to build, deploy and track widgets. Clearspring Technologies is backed by MD-based Novak Biddle Venture Partners and a group of strategic investors. The tracking is extremely detailed: they’ll record metrics like the number of views, user interaction and “viral spread”, which is essentially how a widget is being distributed from one user to another. But they’ll also make it super easy to deploy a widget across multiple platforms: at the moment, it’s a lot of work to distribute a module across Netvibes, MySpace, WordPress, Google and the various social networks and start pages (hi5, Piczo, Pageflakes, Multiply, Blogger, Friendster); Clearspring hopes to simplify that.

SpringWidgets (By Fox)

It's a widget site for blog. Very nice, and it's owned by Fox Interactive

Mashable Addson

In addition to dropping a new site at Mashable.com, we’ve also just launched Mashcodes, a spin-off site for social networking add-ons. Mashcodes has been in development for some time, and gives us a great platform for hosting all kinds of social networking tools - layouts, graphics, games, videos and (yup!) even widgets. We’ve still got a lot of work to do to bring the content up to standard (if you thought the Christmas MySpace layouts were bad, wait till you see out lineup!), and a few technical kinks are still being ironed out, but we thought we’d roll it out nonetheless. The platform essentially allows us to post any media - hosted here or elsewhere - and provide embed codes to social networking users. Over time, we’ll add tools for hi5, Xanga, Piczo, Tagworld, Facebook and lots of other sites.

GypsyMaps NYC

very well designed and executed mashup gives you New York Subway and Bus Maps with interactive point to point directions

RatePoint

A “Digg for reviews”. RatePoint also includes profile pages, networks of friends and personalized recommendations. Like Riffs, RateItAll and hundreds of other sites.

Vouchon

vouchon.com is a place for answers. More importantly though, when you ask others to vouchon, you're asking them to stand behind their suggestion. It's the 2007 equivalent of the 'ol spit-in-the-palm handshake. If you'd like, you can call it Handshake 2.0 (but we'd rather you didn't). When you vouch for something, you're recommending it based on experience. That's what vouchon is all about.

Wellsphere

Wellshpere is launching an alpha version of their wellness community site. It joins a host of other health related search, training, and Q&A sites we’ve covered. Wellsphere is concerned with day-to-day sorts of health choices that make up “wellness”, the kind you don’t ask your doctor, but consult your peers about. Wellsphere is meant to help people with these choices and motivation by providing users with access to similar people and to health-related resources in their area. These resources are split between personal profiles and databases of health-related locations they’ve put together. Their personal profiles are much like any social networking site with the addition of a blog like feature called a “Wellsphere”. Wellspheres are comment threads attached to your profile dealing with a goal you want to accomplish or some specific knowledge you have about being healthy. Any registered user can subscribe to updates on the sphere or add to the conversation by posting their own input. You can imagine there being a lot of duplicate discussions, which Wellsphere deals with by allowing members to vote for other users by “endorsing” them.

ListDump

Listdump is a community list generator based on the simple fact that everybody loves a good list. Create a list of the best how-to sites, or download sites ... Hey, you can even create a list of your personal life goals and let others help you prioritize them by voting. Anyone who's a registered member can contribute to a list, tag, comment or vote on a list. The top rated lists show up on the front page. There is also a page for new lists. Create Lists Create a list of the best how-to sites Create a list of the top 10 best movies in 1987 Create a customized list Add links to any item within any list Put in your 2 cents and help tag a list Keep track of your favorite lists

EmbraceMobile

Embrace Mobile enables market research surveys to be presented over mobile phones. From opinion polls and brand awareness, through to customer satisfaction and mystery shopping, we provide the services for you to gain customer insight.

DoainsBot

DomainsBot was built to solve a couple of the most annoying problems facing anyone who wants to start a website on the Internet - finding decent domain names; figuring out who to register them with; and keeping track of them once you do.

Plusmo

Plusmo lets you do cool stuff from your mobile phone. For example, you can locate the nearest Starbucks, find cheap gas nearby, read your friend's MySpace blog, read movie reviews, check out neat photos, download popular blogs like Engadget, or keep track of the top iTunes hits all from your cell phone or PDA. Plusmo offers a great mobile experience because personalized content from websites is downladed to your device in advance and browsing is local and fast.

Midomi

Midomi is a newly-launched service that allows you to sing a song into your microphone and find the title. It does this by comparing your version to song signatures in a database, and allows you to buy the track online. But there’s much more to it than that: Midomi will show you the tracks submitted by other users who made a recording of that that song, allowing you to rate their performances, leave comments, and visit their profile pages. You can also message other users, build a list of favorites and build a network of fans. Submitting a recording is separate from searching - your audio searches aren’t made available to other users - but when you record a track in the studio, this is used to power Midomi’s recognition. Most amazingly, the recognition works, really, really well - much better than competing service Nayio. It’s like a cross between Last.fm and Bix.com, and worth checking out.

FuzzMail

Fuzzmail records the act of writing and lets you send it as an email. Dynamic changes, typoes, pauses and writeovers are captured and communicated. Fuzzmail created to give more emotionally expressive alternative to email, so that an emailed love letter does not have to look the same as a business letter.

Msgme

Msgme is a mobile messaging platform that gives content owners the ability to add mobile interactivity to their current marketing - online, print, broadcast, or in-venue. The easy-to-use web interface makes self-publishing effortless and gives content owners the power to create flexible mobile campaigns, customize their content delivery and send broadcast messages to their fans, customers, constituents, and friends. In seconds, Msgme can help you create a mobile presence for your company, brand, organization, political campaign, or band.

Operation MOM

a lifestyle management system and social community for moms. OpMom members enjoy sharing the latest event ideas, travel plans, recipes, and service provider referrals with each other.

Blorq

Blorq began with a dissatisfaction with all available news readers. Several had single great features but didn’t provide a complete solution. It has turned into a bit more.

Ksolo

kSolo.com is dedicated to providing you with the ultimate online karaoke singing experience. The site is the first Web based sing along application to allow users to sing, record, and playback personalized renditions of their favorite songs. Using state of the art streaming and recording technology, the site presents the highest audio and recording quality with the most advanced sharing capabilities available today. This, with ease of use, provides customers with a fun, complete and exciting online karaoke experience suitable for all music lovers. The kSolo multi-featured online player, delivers sing along lyrics, recording capabilities and sharing capabilities - all you need is a mic, speakers and... a pair of lungs... Other functions include listening to audio version, instrumental versions and more. kSolo is an entirely legal online karaoke service. It has established agreements with leading music publishing companies, allowing access to thousands of titles enabling kSolo to keep a rich and updated song catalog you can search and browse from. You may bookmark and store recordings and may showcase your talent and choose to receive peer critique by participating in the performer showcase. So... whether you're looking to sing in private or are looking to sing karaoke online for an audience, kSolo is the stage for you!!!

SingShot

SingShot is releasing their own variation of online karaoke tomorrow. The new service is essentially a copy of kSolo heavily influenced by the successful YouTube user interface. All the basic functionality of the kSolo product is there. Performers can select from a library of songs that are at least about two to three years old, listen to a demo, and record their own version while following along with the lyrics on the screen. The hope is to repeat the success of other social content sites like YouTube by allowing users to share their songs to be voted and commented on by the public. The human filtering will hopefully pick out the Kelly Clarksons in a forest of William Hungs.The big differences in these two services lie in the details. First of all, kSolo spurned Flash, the now-ubiquitous platform for online video, requires a plugin and runs only on Internet Explorer. SingShot runs completely on Flash and works in all browsers, making it a breeze to set up and start running. Users just have change their Flash settings to allow the program access to their mic. While both programs allow performances to be shared, SingShot follows the simple YouTube model and allows a simple cut and paste link or embed, whereas kSolo has a clunky share feature that allows you to email a link or, after a little hunting, embed your entire playlist on a page.

Vodafone Vine

The Mobile Web isn't just about the Googles and Yahoos of this world muscling in to the lucrative mobile content market. The existing mobile network operators and handset manufacturers are also busy adjusting to the Internet, to defend their turf and just maybe get a jump on their competitors. On 31 January Vodafone will launch a new open source community portal, called Betavine. It will be a research and development space, run by Vodafone Group R&D. It aims to encourage collaboration in the area of mobile and internet communications, so they will be targeting developers and early adopter users in the Mobile Web arena. For example, users will be able to download and test applications, plus comment and contribute on the forums and blogs. Developers can create projects and host applications, plus blog and interact with their users and the Betavine community. Indeed, interaction between developers and testers will be a key part of Betavine - Vodafone hopes it will provide them with a testing ground for the latest Mobile Web concepts and technologies. Betavine is similar to Nokia's open source community, Maemo. It's good to see the traditional mobile companies 'opening up' a bit more in this era of Mobile Web, at least when it comes to development and new apps.

Undisposable

Undisposable.org allows you to outsource email validation against disposable email addressing (e.g. 10minutemail.com, mailinator.com) and fake accounts spread from the likes of bugmenot.com. Needless to say, the usage rates are very low.

Amazon S3

Amazon S3 is all about distributed storage. S3 saves you from the hassles and big costs of buying and maintaining storage hardware for your site's needs. YouOS is one example that secures its data on scalable Amazon S3 servers. You can see if a web site is using S3 or not by keeping track of your status bar while a page loads; S3 powered sites will frequently fetch data from http://aws.amazon.com address. R/WW's MyBlogLog for example uses S3.

RapLeaf

RapLeaf provides a distributed trust system for your site. What made eBay so successful was the trust system it brought into the online auction arena. Similarly, many other ventures need trust systems to make transactions between their visitors more secure. And making your trust portable across all these sites is a very bright idea - which is yet another advantage of power of masses in granular web. In the same way, outsourcing this system to a 3rd party can result in decreased development time and costs.

OpenID

OpenID is a distributed authentication mechanism. It allows you to outsource your whole authentication system to this distributed platform. This results in 2 things: You don't need to develop it on your own (decreased development time and cost) Moreover, you decrease the sign up threshold and so attract more users (Power of Masses) Sounds like a good deal, no? But the numbers are not supporting this goal. Even though OpenID is a widely covered topic in blogosphere, and is backed by big companies like VeriSign and SixApart and has many fans and the open source community behind, the adoption and usage rates have remained low.

FileHo

FileHo is an online one click file-hosting service. It allows users to upload, host and share files for free. FileHo offers unlimited speeds, unlimited file-size, unlimited lifetime of files and unlimited disk space for any of your needs. Also, FileHo is an ad-free site! That's why downloading process has never been so easy and fast.

Gubb

gubb provides everyone with a platform to organize his or her life. gubb's proprietary Web-based software is built around our recognized obsession with making lists. Keep your lists here. It's free. gubb is a simple, fun and powerful way to stay organized and get more done. With gubb, you create and work with as many lists as you want: from tasks and to-dos, to groceries, shopping, ideas, event planning, trips, work-related collaboration, books you want to read, movies you want to see, your personal goals and more! Since you create the lists and you create the names of those lists, gubb can be used for every aspect of your life. gubb is available through your web browser (so there is no download required). And gubb has email and text messaging features, too. Discover all of gubb's features right here... Make as many lists as you want about whatever you want. Add as many items as you want to your lists. Already have a list typed up somewhere else? Copy and paste text from a document, email, etc., and gubb will format it into a new list on your gubb home page. Drag your lists around to rearrange your gubb home page. Drag an item up or down within a list to change item order. Not near a computer but need a gubb list? Send gubb a text message using your mobile phone and gubb will immediately text your list back to you. You can even tell gubb to add an item to a list via text message. Works anytime because gubb is always on and always secure! Add up to three stars to mark the item as "priority." Set a due date reminder by typing in the date or choosing a day from the pop-up calendar. gubb will display the due date next to the item. Check off items that are completed, and gubb will automatically cross them out for you. You can archive an item that you've already checked off in a task list. gubb puts the item in a separate folder, which cleans up your list without deleting the item. With gubb, you can email yourself or other people a copy of any of your lists with one click. Send a list to your mobile phone as a text message and take your list with you. Have gubb email a list to your email account or add something to your list without even logging into gubb.

Thinkature

Thinkature brings the richness of in-person, visual communication to the web by placing instant messaging inside a visual workspace. Use it as a collaboration environment, a meeting room, a personal web-based whiteboard, or something entirely new. Shared workspaces in seconds With Thinkature, you can create a collaborative workspace and invite coworkers, friends, and colleagues to join you in just seconds. Once inside your workspace, you can communicate by chatting, drawing, creating cards, and adding content from around the Internet. It's all synchronous, too - no need to hit reload or get an editing lock. Extreme flexibility Like paper and a pencil, the possible uses for Thinkature are limitless. You can use it to plan your next major product or your next great party. Or you could lay out a new organization chart or the floor plan for your next apartment. You might also gather information about your competitors or your next vacation destination. Use it anywhere Because Thinkature runs inside your web browser, you can get at your data from anywhere. Whether you're in your office, at home, or on the road, your data is easy to get at and use. There's no special software, so you (and all of your guests) can join a workspace instantly and without worrying about versions, operating systems, or firewalls.

DoTheRightThing

dotherightthing is a place online where you can get unfiltered information about the impacts of companies on people and the world and make it worth their while to "do the right thing." Consumers can learn about which companies will spend their hard-earned dollars in ways that make the world better Investors can learn about which companies focus on doing the right thing today so that they'll be, or continue to be leaders in their markets tomorrow Employees can learn about which companies share their passion for wanting to create more than just financial returns, and truly care about their well-being On dotherightthing, the community rules. You determine: Which companies get the focus What is relevant Which companies are recognized for doing the right thing dotherightthing Inc. was founded in 2006, by Ryan Mickle and Rod Ebrahimi, to recognize companies for all the little things (and big things) that add up to make a positive impact on our lives. It is an impact-maximizing, for-profit company, aiming to provide valuable services, without compromising its core mission to help drive more sales, talented employees, and investments in companies that do the right thing. While we could have founded a non-profit to host dotherightthing.com, we strongly believe that companies don’t need to become non-profits to do the right thing.

Bebo Minicard

The Bebo Minicards, which went live on Wednesday according to the Moo crew, allow users to print 100 cards of their Bebo photos, plus text and other add-ons, for $14.99. Taking into account Bebo’s popularity in the UK, the price in UK pounds seems to take center stage. Moo has its own Bebo profile, of course, and utilizes Bebo’s photo feature to show off the product. What’s more, they’re giving away a set of 10 free Minicards to every Beboer to promote the service.

UpScoop

the reputation network Rapleaf is releasing a new service called Upscoop, which joins a number of startups (see ProfileLinker and Wink, for example) trying to add a meta layer above social networks. There are a lot of these networks, and a lot of people belong to more than one. Keeping track of your own networks, and those of your friends, is complicated. Upscoop is designed to help you figure out which networks your friends belong to, based on their email address. You give Upscoop your email credentials (including the password) for your AOL, Gmail, Hotmail, or Yahoo email account. Upscoop grabs your contact list, and then searches across a number of social networks and tries to find profile pages of people that you know among the 10 million profiles they’ve indexed across the major social networks. The process of searching is not instantaneous - it actually takes a few hours. Clicking on any result will (sometimes) bring you to the profile page for that person. You can then add them as a friend or otherwise interact with them.

Amiestreet

DRM-free MP3s sold at pure market driven prices. The company’s business model is dead simple - Artists can upload their music for download on the site. Users download songs, with the starting price at free. When downloads pick up for popular songs, the price starts to rise, all the way up to $0.99. If a song gets to $0.30 or so, you know its popular. The artist keeps 70% of revenues after the first $5 in sales. Amie Street has also released tools to help artists promote their songs, including an embeddable player for any song (see this MySpace page for an example) and a tool to allow artists to create Amie Street song stores on their own websites.

BooBox

A booBox is a tiny little box that will bring to your audience the wonderful world of e-commerce, without leaving your blog, using your words or pictures as a path to a shopping cart . Each item sold through your booBox will give you instant money, send to you through your affiliate program with big players such as Amazon or eBay. When you post on your blog, you’re influencing your own audience. Tag your image and booBox send it to the e-commerce website that send a list of possible items related to your image. Each image tagged gets a booBox icon over it to show your audience where to click. For each country, the booBox Team will choose one e-commerce store that’s able to offer the highest number of products and with the best delivery system. Lets say you write in your blog about a new gadget that you know about or have, put an image of the gadget and tag it, the image become a booBoxlink to a store where your reader can buy the exact gadget and you can earn a good commission in this transaction. The booBox service is not alive yet but I can honestly say - I like the idea, can't wait to see it in action and defiantly will keep my eyes on that one.

MyMetar

Imagine all your favorite metars, tafs, and radar images on a single page, desktop widget, rss feed or phone

Answeru

Welcome to our AlphaBeta! So two guys at MIT got frustrated one day with how long it can take to get a simple question answered. As we sat there talking trash about search and groups and message boards and listservs, a light went on for both of us and AnswerU was born. We've had some help along the way from people at Berkeley, Harvard and MIT (Thanks Dan, Surendra, Marcos). We have created a solution for fast and accurate answers for university students toughest questions. AnswerU is a student powered and governed platform where university-specific knowledge can be found in a well organized, user-friendly site. You can post questions and receive multiple answers quickly which have been reviewed, commented upon and ranked by your community of university peers. Once your question has been answered, it is added to the AnswerPedia where it is available for future users. If you are looking to explore your university, click around a bit and see some of the ways that others at your school have used AnswerU.

Midomi

midomi.com makes it fun and easy to find and discover music and people. For the first time, you can use your voice to instantly connect to your favorite music, and to a community of people that share your musical interests.

Nirvan

nirvan.us is new search engine with advanced search features: You’ll be able to save your searches, keep histories of each page you’ve visited, see alternate keywords related to your search and more.

Zypsy

Need Someone to Search the Web for you When you are away from the Computer? While most cell phones provide web access, it is hard to navigate the web and find the information you need. Zypsy addresses this problem by using a combination of technology and human intervention to provide the same relevant information that you would find if you were in front of a computer.

BrightCove

Brightcove lets you realize the potential of online video with the most comprehensive Internet TV service available today. Brightcove empowers content owners from independent producers to major broadcast networks to reach their audiences directly through the Internet. At the same time they help web publishers enrich their sites with syndicated video programming, and give marketers more ways to communicate and engage with their consumers.

FindMeDateMe

findmedateme is a network for online dating and online daters. On findmedateme you can contact anyone from any dating site in the world.

Down2Night

down2night allows users to subscribe to a SMS text message service to notify them of events/specials at their favorite bars, clubs, restaurants. Establishments can upload their calendar of events, music performances, promotions, food specials, happy hours, etc. In the early evening of each day of the week the user selects, one SMS text message is sent to their phone listing the events, music, and promotions for that night from their selected establishments.

YooHoo

Aimed at people constantly on the go, Yoo-Hoo let's you specify all the phone numbers you can be reached at: Home, office, cell phone etc. then provides you with a simple link that you place in the bottom of your email or blog signiture. When anyone clicks on the Yoo-Hoo link they can enter a callback number along with an optional message and hit send. Yoo-Hoo will then call each number on your list until it finds you and will playback the name of the person trying to contact you, their message and their phone number. Their phone number is also displayed as the caller id on the incoming call. You can specify upto 5 phone numbers along with SMS ability on each number

Zimbra

Zimbra is, basically, a web based outlook/iCal/Thunderbird application in the same way that Writely is a web based version of Word. At Zimbra, our goal is to make e-mail, calendar, contacts and other communications technologies the best they can be. We believe that by opening the technology to the community we will insure that we can maximize innovation, scale and the ability to co-exist with existing messaging systems. Zimbra is an open source project, and is presented only in demo form at this point - if you want to run it you have to do so on your own servers. So while Zimbra is not something you can immediately start using, you can view a hosted demo here and a flash demo here. The source code is available on the download page here.[TechCrunch]

DisplayPageRank

This site permits you to display site pagerank directly on your site/blog. Yust install the java code and see your position

Cargurus

CarGurus is a wiki-type site for car lovers. Includes reviews, forums and the ability to ask car-related questions. Other social auto sites include Motortopia and AutoSpies.

Mix/

Mix/ is a new mixing community that interacts with iTunes. It seems unintuitive.

Odiogo

Odiogo wants to turn your blog into audio for users to listen to on their iPods. RSS feeds and blog posts can be converted automatically using text to speech. A similar service, Talkr, hasn’t done so well, so I don’t hold out much hope. That said, it’s worth trying the demo just to hear the robotic voice say the phrase “USB humping dog”.

TechStars

TechStars is a new startup fund/incubator. TechStars is looking for flat broke entrepreneurs with just a seed of a good startup idea. The thirty of so winning entrepreneurs (TechStars anticipates an average of three founders per idea) will travel to Colorado on May 21, 2007, and spend the summer in Boulder building out their ideas. TechStars will also give each founding group $15,000 in seed funding, and help them locating housing at the nearly University of Colorado, Boulder. TechStars will take 5% of the equity in each startup. This is comparable to YCombinator’s model, where they give $6,000 per founder and take 6-8% of the startups equity. And the model has worked so far, with a number of promising startups launching, and YCombinator-funded Reddit being acquired by Condé Nast last Halloween. TechStars is solidly backed, with investments from David Cohen, Brad Feld, Jared Polis (founder of Blue Mountain and ProFlowers) and David Brown. There’s a long list of mentors as well who’ve promised to help guide startups over the summer.

Amazon

Lately Amazon has been introducing a raft of 'web 2.0' features to its e-commerce website. In this post we explore how Amazon has implemented tagging, Ajax, blogs and wikis - and ask whether it's made much difference to the user experience, and to the bottom line. In previous posts, we've discussed Amazon's bold and visionary Web Services Strategy - which is creating many success stories. But this post is not about Amazon's new business, it is about the continuous innovation of their core e-commerce business. Obviously...Amazon is the biggest online store on internet!!!

Kongregate

Kongregate is a site that houses great Flash video games. At first the name seems odd for a gaming site. You congregate around the games you play to create this immense community. Founded in 2006 and currently in a state of heavy development, Kongregate seeks to create the leading online hub for players and game developers to meet up, play games, and operate together as a community. By wrapping user-submitted Flash games with various community features, Kongregate's site serves as a unique way for users to play great web-based games alongside friends. Anyone can add their own games to Kongregate’s library in a process that’s fast and simple. Kongregate operates with an understanding of how difficult it can be for talented game developers - from the aspiring gamesmith to the independent studio - to get the recognition and compensation that they deserve. That's why Kongregate shares microtransaction and advertising revenue with contributing developers, who retain the full rights to their games.

Amapedia (By Amazon)

Amazon has just released a new Wikipedia clone, called Amapedia. It's described as "a community for sharing information about the products you like the most." So far Amapedia has had no promotion from Amazon, but it was discovered today by Rogers Cadenhead. Anyone with an Amazon.Com account can edit the site. Regarding the name, Amapedia appears to be a combo of the words Amazon and Wikipedia: ama[zon][wiki]pedia. The site looks pretty raw currently and has little info in it - it is after all brand new. But a wikipedia for products makes perfect sense for Amazon. Who better to spotlight products and gather product information from the community, than Amazon? Another way to look at this: Amapedia could become the next generation of user reviews. User reviews on websites today are relatively rigid and old fashioned, so Amazon may be thinking that Amapedia will be a new platform for user reviews - it may help remove redundancy in reviews, while offering more completeness. We'd like to see a bit more structure in the Amapedia pages, so that it is less chaotic when people edit it. For example add sections to pages. But the fact that tags are there already is fantastic - Amazon is calling this "collaborative structured tagging".

Locr

locr allows to automatically add georeferences to photographs. This makes it easier to organize phot locr aims to change the way we display and organize photographs by adding automatically generated ge locr was founded in September 2006 by a group of four web enthusiasts in Braunschweig/Germany

Chartu

Welcome to CHARTU, so whats the plan? Well, the idea came about from a night in a pub (like most good ideas), a couple of drinks and various conversations about the cosmos could mean only one thing ... an 'inspiring bolt of lightning'. The basic principle is we like music, we think the general concensus around the world is people like music too. So, why not create a website which focus's purely on the music. The main point is artists/bands/groups get to 'show off' (come on people, we all know you become an artist/band/group to show off a little ;) ) their work to other people. Thats it, we just thought a chart would be a good way of doing this. We then looked around on the Web to see what was going on, noticed that alot of the focus for he actual music was kind of looked on some big sites * cough 'MySpace' cough * CHARTU : for joe public ... some stuff relevant to joe public CHARTU : for the artist/band/group ... some stuff relevant to an artist/band/group

Mobloco

It means “mobile local” to us. To some, it means “mobile crazy”. As you can see, we accept both. No more ”crazy, long, over-rated, and sometimes unwanted emails” promoting the hottest club event, concert or private party. It’s time to"go mobloco". Gain instant knowledge of what’s happening in your area by receiving event alerts on your mobile phone when you want them!You will have the power to: Receive Local Event Text Alerts Set Your Own Event Preferences View Alerts Online Set Maximum Alerts to Recieve and much more...

Jaxtr

Receiving free calls and unlimited voice messages – worldwide. Jaxtr was founded in October 2005 by Phillip Mobin and Touraj Parang with the mission to bring voice to social networks and blogs. With the free jaxtr service, users can link their phones with their online network to hear from callers worldwide while keeping their existing phone numbers private. And jaxtr is not just about hearing from people who visit a user’s profile or blog. By adding their jaxtr link to their email signature, global friends can call our users on their phone with the click of the mouse – without downloading any software, incurring international phone charges or even registering for jaxtr. When users change their work, home or mobile number, they simply add or update their number on jaxtr; incoming calls then get routed to the phone of their choice. They can even block callers from reaching them or specify on a per-caller basis which callers can reach them live and which get routed to voice mail.

BurdaStyle

Welcome to BurdaStyle, your destination for do-it-yourself style. We like to think of this website as a virtual sewing circle, an open-source hub of ideas, expertise, and amazing patterns you can download and sew at home. We want you to learn something new every time you visit BurdaStyle. We want this website to inspire you. And most importantly, we want you to get involved: We're offering our ideas, expertise and downloadable patterns to the BurdaStyle community, and we hope that you'll contribute, too.There are many ways to be a part of BurdaStyle. Discuss sewing tricks and fixes with members of the BurdaStyle community. Add your sewing term definitions to the ones in our Sewpedia, or check out tips in our user-generated photo and video How Tos. Explore other users' creations in the Gallery, and upload photos of your own. You can even barter or sell what you make through BurdaStyle: Burda is the first established pattern publisher to release its designs under a creative commons license, allowing members of the public to market their BurdaStyle creations in limited editions.Launched as Beta at DLD 07 on January 21st, 2007, BurdaStyle is a project of Hubert Burda Media Marketing & Communications Research & Development department. BurdaStyle is inspired by Burda Mode which was founded by Aenne Burda in 1949, Burda Mode is now published in 90 countries and 16 languages, and Burda patterns are recognized everywhere for their quality and consistency and, especially, for the incomparable accuracy of their fit. This exact-fit standard has been developed and perfected by Burda Mode over many years, and is the company's legacy. We at BurdaStyle are proud to carry that legacy forward.

Mobispine

Mobispine delivers personalized RSS-feeds to mobile users. Users can add feeds directly from the mobile phone and browse them from anywhere, anytime and stay updated. The service is carrier-independent and works globally.

The Hipe Machine

The Hype Machine keeps track of songs and discussion posted on the best music blogs. Easily listen, discover and buy songs that everyone is talking about!