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Crowdstorm: Crowdstorm is an online collaboration tool for products and product reviews. Basically it tracks the buzz around specific products and allows you to post reviews. It allows you to add products, and track what your friends are using/reviewing.
Vyew: Vyew provides for free what they could likely charge quite a bit for, and still be successful. Online collaboration and conferencing is Vyew’s game, and they play it well. You can share documents, images, notes, and more…all from your browser window.
Scrapblog: Scrapblog is an online scrapbook creator. Very cool idea, very cool execution.
Pickle: Pickle bills itself has having unlimited storage and unlimited bandwidth for your videos and images, with an upload cap of 200 megabytes per month. How long will they last? I have no idea, but they probably paid a pretty pickled penny for Pickle.com
FAQQLY: FAQQLY has a cool twist on the social networking idea, it seems to me to be similar to surveys. You ask your friends questions, they answer, they ask you questions, etc. Feel free to add me.
Listfoo: Listfoo is a web application produced by Roy Kim, who I believe to be a web visionary. He’s also the fella who brings us Tabulas online journaling. Listfoo is an online-manager for your lists, as the name suggests. It’s actually a very useful tool, and done quite well.
popurls: Popurls is basically an all-in-one social bookmarking rundown of all the popular URLs for the day. Good time saver.
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