Topics: startups
Photo sharing is synonymous with the Web and people need the best service to do that. While there are plenty of services that offer the same, there is always a room for one more, which is why Microsoft has put out DeepZoomPix. It lets share images (obviously) plus you can take advantage of its zoom option, which is pretty good. If you are a Microsoft fan this one is definitely what you would like to use. As for those who would like to have an alternative, there is Closr.it to do the same. I hope our readers wont mind my self promotion here.
We earlier covered ToLingo, the online translation service, well if you are looking forward to have ad another one to your choice then try ToMedes. The service provides low cost and better translations in a quicker time using its base of a large number of native speakers. You can upload your document and select the language you need your document to be translated in and get a quote on it. much like ToLingo. The only difference is that you can simply enter the total number of words in the document as well to get the cost and how long will it take for your translated document to be delivered.
The success of Twitter has given a rise to a plethora of services, from sharing pictures to breaking news. While Twitter has been known for breaking news in almost every field, discovering the latest news can be a tough job, especially if you aren’t following the right people. Well TwitterGrep, a new startup solves this issue with its Twitter powered news and discussion site. You can see all the latest news from Twitter at TwitterGrep, letting you share and discuss them at the same place. So if you don’t have a Twitter account and still need to be informed about the breaking news, the latest picture shared at Twitter, then this one is definitely worth a click.
It gets tougher to keep a check on the countless profiles we create across the many social networks on the Web and a need to have one control center for all is what one needs. UrFooz joins the ranks of a few existing services that provide you that one profile for all solution, in a bit different way. It lets you create an avatar that represents you in the Web sphere, giving you an edge to control all your web-activity from a single ID. It offers a large number of social networks to integrate into one single profile and an avatar gives your virtual life a much needed virtual look.
We have a search engine for videos, images and there is always a room for another to add more variety to each. When it comes to the Web, Twitter has a lot coming its way and hence we have Tweepz; a search engine to find people on Twitter. Simply enter the name, bio of a person you are looking for and Tweepz brings out the closest possible matches. Definitely not a killer, but has enough what it takes to be useful (Twitter association).
If DoInk wasn’t much fun and you would want a more random drawing board where almost anyone can add their bit, then DoodleWall is worth a try. You get a huge white wall to draw anything, from graffiti to sketches coming from a toddler. Using this one is no big deal if you know how to move the pointer in random directions. You can have a private Doodle, that only you and your friends can see and add their artwork to or a public wall where anyone show their creativity (even if they aren’t registered users). Definitely another good time killer, I hope you don’t start using this during office hours.
DELETE COOKIES?!?! by Calci_Cow, made at DoInk.com
Clipta is your dedicated search engine for videos. If you are on the lookout of a video for a song and need to have results fetched from every possible video site on the web then this is going to help you. Whenever you perform a search here, the service goes collecting the closest matches to your query and displays them for you to browse through. The more you use Clipta, the more it learns about you and the better results it provides you for each search. With a countless videos already on the web and millions added each day, Clipta eases your task to find the right one for you.
This one might not appear all too useful for many a folk, especially the Twitter power users but IsFollow is a fun app. It simply lets you find who is following you, no registration, no entering Twitter credentials. Just enter the usernames of persons to check who is following who and hit search. So if you are unsure if your best friend is following you or not, simply discover that by visiting IsFollow.
