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web based twitter application: Twitterfall is a way of viewing the latest 'tweets' of upcoming trends and custom searches on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Updates fall from the top of the page in near-realtime. For popular trends, Twitter is queried from the Twitterfall server, and results are pushed to your browser, rather than your browser doing the queries, or your computer polling our server repeatedly. This means using Twitterfall for popular trends is nicer on Twitter than other services. You can toggle trends on the left, selecting or deselecting as many as you like by simply clicking on them. The list of trends are updated every few minutes right in the page (if you are looking at a trend that is no longer popular, you will receive a message in the stream). You can also type in custom search queries yourself, and select or deselect these as much as you like by clicking on them. These custom search queries can also be refined by location by using the Geolocation panel (in beta). You can also view your timeline, as you would normally see it in Twitter. This allows you to follow all of your friends while still using our service. This can be done by logging in on the left and then selecting "Show my Timeline".

Browse the most popular links, videos, music, movies & events, shared and liked by your friends. Have a personalized real-time view of what's trending today among people who matter to you the most.

Online SDK services from different providers like Cloud9 and CodeAnywhere are already in the market which provide web based development applications. These tools allow developers to code from any place and at any time while sharing their code with team-mates. Reason for the popularity of this concept is that even the minimum internet connection speed available to users nowadays is sufficient for the online SDK to function properly.

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.

Wikirage tracks the pages in Wikipedia which are receiving the most edits over various periods of time. Popular people in the news, the latest fads, and the hottest video games, Internet memes, zietgeist, and trends bubble to the surface.

This is one of these portals that will enable you to figure out what is the current sentiment on the Web regarding just anything.  We use proprietary techniques of text mining, semantic analysis, and sentiment analysis. We have many years of experience in these fields. Please take a look at other tools produced by us:SenseBot - semantic search engineLinkSensor - a tool for contextual advertising and linkingSemantic API - a set of REST services for developers 

Graph mentions of any word on national U.S. television

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