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Qik enables you to share your moments live with your friends, family and the world-right from your mobile phone!

Flavors.me is a service that allows you to create your own personal homepage in the style of Tim Van Dammes single page vcard web site (I still have no idea of what to call that style, it really need a name!). The service will create an elegant, single-page website using your personal content from around the web, and automatically organizes all of your information - photos, videos, blog posts, status updates, music listening habits, travel plans and resume details.

The easiest and most stylish way to create a Unified Web Presence.

OttoBib is a bibliography generator. This site was designed to provide a bibliography based on looking up the data online and display information that would allow the reader/teacher to see the books, their covers, links to Amazon or other online references.

Enter the ISBN number of your source and get the citation for your bibliographies.

Chalenger: The desktop, if any, should define simplicity has become increasingly complex and convey in more expenses - until now. Challenger is an innovation that will change your approach to the desktop and presents a modern, intuitive and distributed desktop environment (DDE). With Challenger, you can perform day to day work via the Internet both individually and collaborativally.

Challenger (demo) Before you enter, can you please change your settings in your browser to "Automatically" check for stored pages. This will enhance your experience and also keeps down network traffic. The demo works only with Internet Explorer 6.

multi post service

create feed and podcasts from any page. Podcast feeds are specially-designed RSS feeds to be used with iTunes. 4 free feeds / account

Automated cross browser web application testing service.

Freepto is a Linux-based operating system on USB stick. This means you can bring it with you and use any computer as it was your own. Also, data you save on the USB stick will always automatically be encrypted (i.e. nobody else will be able to access them).

Actually sounds pretty neet...