Showing posts with label social networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social networking. Show all posts

2008-05-19

BeenUp2 -- Twitter with photos and video

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BeenUp2 (www.beenup2.com)is a web site which is combining photos with social updates, much like a cross between Flickr and Twitter. The site allows users to upload a stream of photos and comments, and interact with friends and contacts with comments and other social networking features.
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Sending Photos
There are 3 easy ways to get your photos on BeenUp2.com

  • Send via e-mail from your mobile phone

  • Send via e-mail from your computer

  • Upload through our photo uploader

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Mapping
Want to see where you went in a day?

Add locations to your photos through our Photo Manager.
Or tell us where you are on-the-go. Check out our Place Lesson to learn how!
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Friends
Find old friends, make new ones!
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Commenting

Comments can be made in the white box to the right of photos, though leaving a comment on a photo isn't what it used to be. Comments become chit-chat and chit-chat becomes conversation.
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Timeline
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Other Fun Stuff!
BeenUp2 Groups
Listening2 / Reading
Trips

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Related:
BeenUp2.com - What you BeenUp2?
Interview with Ian Kilpatrick, BeenUp2 | socalTECH.com
BeenUp2.com - Keeping In Touch the Web 2.0 Way | Visit BeenUp2.com
BeenUp2: another mobile photo sharing service

2008-04-23

New Social Features in iGoogle


The Google personalized homepage iGoogle is now available in a preview version with new features, including social network functionality based upon Google's OpenSocial library.
Google Operating System

Google Operating System

Google's New Social Network: iGoogle

Following orkut's model, iGoogle opened a sandbox for developers who write OpenSocial gadgets. The sandbox is probably a test for the next iteration of iGoogle: the personalized homepage turned into a social network. "The integration of OpenSocial with gadgets gives you an opportunity to enhance your content for users by incorporating social features. For example, a books gadget could display what a user's friends are reading, allow users to request to borrow books from friends' libraries, and show users books that their friends recently rated. As users share content with their friends, your gadget will naturally build a broad audience for distributing content and driving traffic," explains the new developer site for iGoogle gadgets.
Watch as Jake walks us through the sandbox and shows how to build a basic gadget.

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Related:
An iGoogle Preview With Friends Features, Expandable Views
Google's New Social Network: iGoogle
Google Code Blog: Developer sandbox for iGoogle launches
Home (OpenSocial)
Google to Open up Its Social Platform
Google Intends to Integrate Its Social Applications

2008-04-03

Vivaty 3-D chat rooms and social environments


Vivaty wants to offer a smaller but easier to access version of multiplayer platforms like Second Life.
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New York Times

Vivaty, a start-up based in Menlo Park, Calif., is creating 3-D virtual chat rooms that people can add to the Web pages and social networking profiles on the sites where they spend most of their Internet time.

Vivaty turns a flat profile page into a three-dimensional live chat room. Users choose characters to represent themselves from a list of preternaturally handsome avatars — a requirement for any such service — and proceed to one of a dozen environments, like a gothic urban warehouse or seaside villa.

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Signup now for free!
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Grab your photos and videos - any image from the web - and you're in. Hang out, chat with friends, watch videos, listen to music, and more. Jump from scene to scene with anyone you invite, your Facebook friends are just clicks away. It's all in the browser, no waiting for big downloads to install. You'll be saying "your place or mine?" in no time.


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via: KurzweilAI.net
Related:
Welcome to Vivaty | Easy Virtual Scenes
Online Chat, as Inspired by Real Chat - New York Times
Dreaming of a 3-D Web - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog

2008-03-21

Diigo a Web Research and Social Networking Tool


Diigo is a Social bookmarking website which allows users to bookmark and tag web-pages. It allows users to highlight any part of a webpage and attach sticky notes to specific highlights or to a whole page. The just launched version 3.0 has a completely new user interface and code base, hundreds of new features and tightly integrated social networking and knowledge-sharing.
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diigo

Highlight and Share the Web!

Diigo is a powerful research tool and a knowledge-sharing community

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Press Release

Diigo Launches V3: A Marriage between Rich Web Research Tools and Social Networking

Reno, Nevada, March 20, 2008 -- Diigo, http://www.diigo.com, today announced the launch of Diigo 3.0, a next generation social bookmarking and annotation service that enables users to increase research productivity, readily exchange information, and connect with others who share their interests and concerns.

This launch includes a completely new UI and code base, and over 100 new features. In addition to substantial improvements in its usability and power as a research tool, the new Diigo tightly integrates social networking with knowledge-sharing, making Diigo a pioneer in what may be called "social information networking."


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About Diigo

If you browse or read a lot on the web, we believe you will find Diigo indispensable. Diigo is two services in one -- it is a research and collaborative research tool on the one hand, and a knowledge-sharing community and social content site on the other.

A Personal Research Tool
Diigo provides a browser add-on that can really improve your research productivity.
A Collaborative Research Platform
Diigo enables effective collaborative research. You can easily share your findings, complete with your highlights and sticky notes, with friends and colleagues.
A Social Content Site
With every Diigo user tagging and annotating pages online, the Diigo community has collectively created a wonderful repository of quality content, filtered and annotated by the community, on almost any subject you may be interested in.
A Knowledge-Sharing Community
Since you are what you annotate - bookmarks, tags, annotations are a great expression of one's interests and expertise - Diigo provides new ways to connect and keep in touch with friends, and to learn both from your friends and about your friends with little extra effort.
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2008-02-28

Blippr -- browse rate and share commercial products

Blippr lets users browse and rate a wide variety of commercial products and allows - just like Twitter - review messages up to 160 characters.
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blippr logo


blippr will change the way you discover, recommend, and organize media with your friends.

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The bigger your network, the more likely you'll find tons of great new recommendations from the people you trust.
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Sidebars are another way blippr supplies you with the quick and helpful information you need without getting in the way of what people are saying or which titles your friends recommend.
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recommend media to your social network
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custom lists allow you to organize your own media
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Related:
blippr: Radically Short Ratings and Reviews - blippr [beta]
Blippr: Mashable Invites for Social Search
Blippr takes Twitter model, applies it to product reviews | Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone