There are a countless sites associated to movies in one way or the other, be it voting them or simply asking you to tip in ideas for the next big hit to be. Nanocrowd is another that lets you learn about the flick you plan to watch, these include user ratings, etc. Simply enter the title of the movie you are need reviews about and leave the rest to Nanocrowd. It not only shows you reviews on the movie you search for, but even those that are related to it and even those that are completely not related to the theme of what you have searched for. The idea is bit inviting but since it’s a startup, the database is pretty small, so you might bee unlucky to not find a movie you are on the lookout for as it might not have been indexed. With time it might just have enough to have crowds flocking to utilize the service.
Are you startled seeing the design of a web site you visit? Feel an urge to communicate with its creator and learn what tools he used? Lost where to find him? Simply check out CreatorFinder, a new startup that lets you know who created the site whose design you so like. Enter the website’s URL and if the creator is a registered user there you will be displayed the email address to further communicate. Plus if you are a creator yourself and have many impressive sites under your belt, register yourself too with as many sites as you have designed. A very nice idea put to practice, its neat and it make sit possible for all to learn who created that wonderful you just browsed through.
While many of us are anticipating the Android to be powering T-Mobile’s home phones, Samsung has confirmed that it will be releasing three sets powered by Google’s OS. The confirmation came from Dr. Won-Pyo Hong, EVP of global product strategy in mobile communication division talking to Forbes magazine. These devices will be launched from the second half of this year with the first one coming in June. I am not sure what these devices are going to be like, but can anyone guess names for those? What about Samsung Utopia for one?
Salesforce is all set to invade the iPhone with its CRM software by releasing Mobile Lite app. The app would enable users to have full access to their account information, view and respond to customers queries and update tasks.Its 1.5 million subscribers will get hands on the app directly without having to pay the extra bucks they had to earlier. The idea to provide on the go accessibility is definitely bound to succeed given that it already has a pretty vast userbase to begin with.
