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LiveTyping is tool whereby you can record what you are typing and show others the way you keyed in any particular message.

Real time search. Monitors the update streams of news sites, popular blogs and social media, so we can show you results as they happen.

RedZee is a visual search engine that shows search results in a visual fashion, displaying a carousel you can navigate back and forth right inside your browser window. No media content can be searched via RedZee.

Nexplore allows you to browse your search results in a visual fashion. Nexplore performs searches on the Web, news, videos, images, blogs and podcasts. The web-based service shows also related Wikipedia definitions for your searched keywords. Results can be displayed in three ways: summary, line, gallery, and can be shared on the Internet.

Search or browse rates for the past 10 years The Investment Calculator shows the effects of inflation on investments and savings. The results shown are intended for reference only, and do not necessarily reflect results that would be obtained in actual investment situations.

Searchtastic is a new Twitter search engine that searches historical tweets and more. Beat the major search engines in this Twitter search comparison. Searches "historical" tweets from months ago. Exports search results to Excel. Expands shortened URLs. Allows searches for a particular user and the people that user follows.1 Shows popular topics during the last 24 hours in a hash tag cloud. Hash tags, like #followfriday, indicate the topic of a tweet. We derive our hash tag cloud independently of Twitter's trending topics. Features an innovative "click search" interface. Click on any word in the results to add it to the search. Or remove search terms by clicking on words under the search box. Provides instant access to the Top 400 users ranked by the number of followers.

The infovisualization shows the real-time emotions of the social web by classifying user contributions according to the methodology defined by Plutchik.

d - Error level analysis shows differing error levels throughout this image, strongly suggesting some form of digital manipulation. Areas to note are the lips and shirt, as well as the eyes. All are at significantly different error levels than their surroundings. Presumably, colours have been altered and areas brightened.

provides immediate access to facts. It visualizes facts as well as relationships between facts. You can also collect, process and publish bits of information. Currently processes the English and German Wikipedia as well as MEDLINE/PubMed. \n\nOur approach is inspired by current research results from cognitive science, computational linguistics and neurobiology. We aim at radically improving the way users interact with knowledge and information online. Recent studies show that human thought processes have a strong visual component and that the brain can process images significantly faster than textual information. We are convinced that it is time for innovative, interactive, visual methods of working with and discovering facts and information instead of wading through ever longer lists of documents and search results. \n

What you can do here... · create your own animation · save it to your webspace · share and reuse artwork · collaborate with others · show your animation

Create beautiful PDFs. Upload existing LaTeX documents, or fashion new ones Collaborate with teams. Work together with your group and see changes as they're made Publish your work. Make your document public to show it to the world

Ellerdale.com is a service that uses semantic search technology to improve the web by indexing web pages using topics instead of keyword strings. Ellerdale has created a comprehensive catalog of the most important topics in the real world from Wikipedia, Freebase, Twitter, RSS, and by crawling the web. It has analyzed and indexed this data to identify topics in text. Using this information, it show you the latest tweets, RSS articles and trending URLs which are all organized by topic.

he map will show what areas would be flooded or at risk and the left side bar will display the number of people displaced.

LocaPoint is the state-of-the-art location pointer code that can express any location of the world, only with 12 letters. SW8.HQ9.CS6.PQ8 Statue of Liberty SD9.XC4.FE1.CV4 Tokyo Tower UL4.MZ7.FP3.TU4 London Eye You can say prompt answer, "10:35" or "16:45" to the question, "What time is it". But, can you say a prompt answer to the question, "Where is it" ? You may use Address, Landmark, Direction, or Map. But there is no prompt way to answer - before LocaPoint came. Application LocaPoint can be used in anything that need to show a location. * Directory/Travel Guide/Restaurant Guide * Blog/Travel Diary * Real Estate information * Pleasure * Appointment * Advertising/Signs * and More.... Advantages of using LocaPoint LocaPoint has a unique format - "Letter, Letter, Number" , that leads a three advantages. First, you can easily recognize that this is a information regarding a location by this format, as you do for "***@***.com" as email address, or "http://****" as URLs. Second, the pattern of "Letter, Letter, Number" helps you to cognize, read, tell, listen, input, or remember. If a code has no pattern, or is totally random, you may have a difficult time to use it. Third, LocaPoint unique format is also "Detectable" for a computer. Computer can detect LocaPoint as a "location information" and can automatically start a GIS application, such as Map or Navigator. Here is a simple program to do it. By clicking this, every LocaPoint that is written in plain text will be "Linkify" to GoogleMaps with specified location.

codepad.org is an online compiler/interpreter, and a simple collaboration tool. It's a pastebin that executes code for you. You paste your code, and codepad runs it and gives you a short URL you can use to share it. Paste the URL into chat or email to get help or to show someone how to do something. Or just try things out when you don't have an interpreter handy. It works well on many phones.

Our idea is to help you tell better stories online using photos. You can create a rich slideshow in seconds to engage your friends or family in a natural way. This is done by allowing two-way commenting right at each photo in the show and automatically pausing so you have time to express yourself before continuing. We also support zooming comments, sound-effect smilies, and music so you can elaborate on your story further.

Ever seen a great site and wondered what was used to build it? Applied Stacks shows you exactly that.

Dimdim is a browser-based web 2.0 service that allows anybody to :    Share their desktop,    Show slides    Talk, Listen, Chat and Broadcast via Webcam.   Much more !

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Paris 26 Gigapixels is a stitching of 2346 single photos showing a very high-resolution panoramic view of the French capital (354159x75570 px). Dive into the image and visit Paris like never before!