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very nice extended image gallery system based on prototype

There's eight ajax applications scheduled to be in the initial release. A contacts manager, calendar, email broadcast tool, to-do lists, a financial ledger, a feed reader, favorites and tagging. All of the applications will be fully accessible by mobile device; there will be three versions of the site, a text only version for simple phones, a version with more graphics for PDAs and the basic browser version.

Mango beta is an online enterprise-level language learning system freely available to everyone. Learn at your own pace with a suite of features that make language learning more engaging and fun.

Tabblo allows members to upload unlimited numbers of photos, choose a creative design, customize the layout, add text, and invite others to view their creation and contribute their own commentary. The resulting "tabblo" is far more than a typical online album or slideshow, but rather a rich visual story combining pictures and words in an elegant, professional-looking design. Tabblos can be shared online, printed, or published to blogs or web pages.

Hayneedle is a revolutionary search technology that cuts across the flow of Web 2.0. We will offer both free and subscription-based services, and will open a public beta in the summer of '06.

Baebo is a shopping site that lets you compare Amazon, eBay and Yahoo all in one place!

Print my Read Later articles (beta) is neat!

Thanks for writing this: it is a simple and straightforward aide-memoire.

Some notes from a Mac OS X perspective: http://www.wuala.com/grahamperrin/public/2009/04/11/wuala.png for a screen shot of Wuala beta (133) on Mac OS X. http://www.wuala.com/grahamperrin/public/2009/04/11/wuala-nfs-finder.png for a Finder view of things; Wuala is presented as a volume. http://www.wuala.com/grahamperrin/public/2009/04/11/wuala-contextual.png shows a contextual menu for a PNG in Wuala. When I realised how well things are integrated, my jaw dropped. I was truly amazed. Uses of Java, NFS etc. seem to be excellent. I could wish for: * Wuala service to support extended attributes * the Wuala application to be more refined * an easier way to share/publish thumbnails of images - but these things are not show-stoppers. Summary: best in class! A winner!

I was wondering how everyone kept posting their stuff on Twitter!