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tunesBag is an online audio library where you can upload your own music. The product enables you to listen to your tracks and playlists from any computer connected to the internet. tunesBag can only be used to manage music you already have. You can share your library with friends according to the law in Austria (Privatkopie).

FiveList is an innovative online community where you can create a list of your top five favorite things. Once you've created a list you will be able to find other users who have similar lists, view friends, and manage your own photo gallery.

Nowadays many JavaScripters are aware of the advantages of event delegation. Chris Heilmann and Dan Webb, among others, have discussed its advantages, and I've been using it as much as possible for about two years now. Event delegation is especially useful in effects like dropdown menus, where lots of events on links may take place that can easily be handled at the root level (an or in this case).

We make writing online work for groups. In just a few seconds, get your own account where you can upload documents, share with other people, chat, assign tasks, and track everybody's actions with a comprehensive history.

Looks like a really useful tool for group projects at either work or school; thanks for sharing!

This seems to be similar to Google Docs where you can share and edit documents securely from anywhere in the world.

Social software brings groups together to discover and create value. The problem is, users only have so much time for social software. The vast majority of users with not have a high level of engagement with a given group, and most tend to be free riders upon community value. But patterns have emerged where low threshold participation amounts to collective intelligence and high engagement provides a different form of collaborative intelligence. To illustrate this, Ross Mayfield drafted the Power Law of Participation. Interesting. Onion model? Lurkers vs Posters?

The OKKAM project aims at enabling the Web of Entities, namely a virtual space where any collection of data and information about any type of entities (e.g. people, locations, organizations, events, products, ...) published on the Web can be integrated into a single virtual, decentralized, open knowledge base

Social network for all , where people interested in health, fitness and nutrition can share their favourite sites, get the latest updates from the world of nutrition. There are blogs, live news feeds (RSS), forums " />text/css

Local search directory works in a manner where users select their location, and narrow their search by categories till they find the listing they want. Some how Google is also working as local search directory, when you search Google using geographic modifier or search phrase like "outsource bookkeeping Brisbane" , the map comes up with results specific to that location. You can also take it one step further and search Google Local specifically. Many local web directories provide basic free listing with paid advantage listing option.

Curious where our burger-obsessed, foodie-friendly President and First Lady have been dining around D.C.? It helps to be a restaurant follower on

Looking past these small points, the report does share some fairly interesting observations and stats as well if you dig a bit deeper. Here's my read on the 10 standout conclusions that the report offers to help you (and your brand) better understand the potential uses of Twitter

See some true about twitter.

Interesting discussion about moving from the "page" metaphor to a "stream" one to signal where the internet is going.

Returning to Faraday's experiment we concluded the current could be induced to flow in a coil surrounding a magnetic material where the magnetic field in that material was changing. More specifically, an electromotive force exists in the coil which causes current to flow.

YouTube is a great resource for entertaining commercials, where a large portion of them are remixes and parodies. Are parodies on YouTube potentially harmful to businesses? It really depends and it is not like the companies are able to control these user-generated videos anyway. With parodies being so popular among viewers, businesses should not be trying to control or avoid them. They should harness their power, like what some companies did in the videos below. Watch all 5 of them and I guarantee you a good laugh!

Google Latitude is a location-aware mobile app developed by Google. Latitude allows a mobile phone user to allow certain other people on his or her Gmail contact list to track where he or she is. These people can track the user (or more accurately, his or her phone) on Google Maps via their own iGoogle accounts. The user can control the accuracy and details of what each of the other users can see - an exact location can be allowed, or it can be limited to identifying the city only.

iGoogle gadgets interact with the user and utilize the Google Gadgets API. Some gadgets developed for Google Desktop can also be used within iGoogle. The Google Gadgets API is public and allows anyone to develop a gadget for any need. iGoogle recently added a new gadget named " What's Popular". It seems to be similar to Digg, Reddit, Stumbleupon. where you can vote the web pages and add content you find interesti

Yahoo! recently announces the all new Yahoo! Messenger for the iPhone application. Finally Yahoo! Messenger is now available for iPhone.Now you can take the best of Yahoo! Messenger with you and stay in touch with friends through your iPhone or iPod Touch, no matter where you are.

"KillerStartups.com is a user driven internet startups community. Entrepreneurs, investors, and bloggers are staying informed on up-and-coming internet startups using our blog platform, where internet entrepreneurs submit their startup to see what others think about it."

Transform your text into word clouds! Word clouds are a fun way to show words, where the most important ones are bigger than the others. Make and share word clouds from any text with WordItOut!

A new free tool to help businesses identify markets with high demand for their products or services. The Global Market Finder automatically translates your keyword-for example, [business suit]-into 56 languages and then uses Google search trends data to see where in the world people search for your product or service.