ApplyMate – track your job and school applications and reminds interviews and follow-up calls

July 27, 2011 |  by  |  Apps, Concepts, Sites, Video  |  No Comments

Job seekers and students anyone juggling multiple applications, and therefore multiple due dates, criteria, and priorities. Unlike a static excel sheet, ApplyMate provides users with suggested application fields to track, email reminders, and calendar syncing to keep you on top of everything. ApplyMate is a task tracking Web app to help you track your job and school applications. It allows you to add your applications to a centralized dashboard where you can easily see what’s in progress, what’s due next, and what you’ve completed, sync calendars, and get email reminders - all in one place. Meet Deadlines - Get a centralized

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BillGuard alerts unwanted and unauthorized transactions on your credit and debit card bills

July 27, 2011 |  by  |  Apps, Concepts, Sites, Video  |  1 Comment

Founded by Yaron Samid and Raphael OuzanBillGuardis a free service designed to solve the problem of possibly overlooking hidden fees, billing errors or fraudulent transactions on your credit cards. It scans and analyzes your card transactions and alerts you if they match charges others have flagged as questionable. BillGuard is personal finance security service that alerts you to unwanted and unauthorized transactions on your credit card and debit card bills. BillGuard is powered by the collective knowledge of millions of consumers flagging and posting billing complaints online and BillGuard’s advanced transaction data mining algorithms. Unless you're vigilant about thoroughly reading your

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VideoInbox app from Google’s which brings viral video from Facebook to your inbox

July 24, 2011 |  by  |  Apps, Concepts, Facebook, Google, Sites, Twitter  |  No Comments

VideoInbox a combination daily newsletter/Facebook app that basically centers around the viewing, sharing and cataloguing of viral videos. The service, as the name implies, delivers a pick of videos to the users' email inbox every day, curated by the team. Sign up for VideoInbox with Facebook Connect / Twitter and you’ll get a daily email with “hand selected” viral YouTube videos. The app uses, amazingly enough, the Facebook API to allow you to share videos with individual friends on Facebook or post them to your Facebook Wall. While the button is there its Twitter OAuth aspect seems to be not

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Flubit is a group-buying, social commerce marketplace to get discounts for free

July 24, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites, Video  |  No Comments

Flubit is a platform that will attempt to change the face of buying online. It plans to empower the consumer to bring down prices, and its sole goal is to “provide online shoppers with a platform that will enable them to seek out the best possible price on an item they wish to purchase.” Flubit is a group-buying, social commerce marketplace that lets you form buying groups for exactly the products and services you choose and thus secure volume discounts from a nationwide registry of retailers. You create a demand for a product or service and others join the demand.

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Graph editor, analyzing and reporting data Wondergraph does it for you easily and quickly

July 23, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites, Video  |  1 Comment

Wondergraphs, building Web-based software that lets people do beautiful things with data. Suddenly, analyzing corporate or publicly available data and creating graphs for reporting purposes becomes much more exciting than what it sounds like. The Wondergraphs tool lets you easily and quickly upload data you want to base your reports on and churn out great looking charts in a flash. The tool lets you aggregate, group and filter any data you throw at it, using drag-and-drop, and enables you to create clear charts on the fly. You can import data from Microsoft Excel through copy/paste, via CSV files or straight from

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VideoBee is centralized viewing, manage and sharing hub for all your online videos

July 23, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites  |  No Comments

Hooked to online videos YouTube, Vimeo, iPlayer, Google Video, Metacafe etc. With smartphones, tablets, computers and smart TVs, we have so many different platforms to watch content across, keeping tabs on our favorite videos isn’t easy. You start watching one video on your smartphone, but you want to continue watching at home on your computer, then you have to search for it all over again. Multiple platforms and millions of videos. Check out VideoBee developed by Vidiactive, a company founded in Sheffield, England, in January 2009 by Ben Hookway (CEO), Ken Tindell (CTO) and Jerry Ennis (NXD). It provides a

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Faveous aggregates content from social media in one place

July 23, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites, Video  |  No Comments

If you consume content on the web, you are probably bogged down with the many interesting articles that you want to read. Fortunately, Faveous is a content aggregator and curating tool that combines all content coming from your favorite readers and social networks and places them on one elegant dashboard. Faveous is essentially a ‘Favorites aggregator’. Once you have signed up and logged in, you only need to add your accounts to the website. Faveous does it seamlessly, using a step-by-step approach to ensure that you are signed into as many of your accounts as possible. It allows you to

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Booklamp – book recommendation engine built on book content and writing style rather sales data

July 23, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites, Video  |  No Comments

There’s an interesting reading tool on the nets called BookLamp that might lure you back into a reading habit. BookLamp is an incredibly innovative, high tech system that matches readers with books they might find interesting. It’ll change how you find a book. The BookLamp tool scans books and groups them together based on similar styles and structures. There are six key factors all together, namely: #1 Tone, #2 Tense, #3 Perspective, #4 Action level, #5 Description, and #6 Dialog. It also catalogs things like denseness and length, all of which allow it to take someone’s favorite book and recommend others like it. BookLamp

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MultiMi aggregates your digital identities into a single platform

July 23, 2011 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites  |  No Comments

With our online lives increasingly moving to the cloud, keeping track of all the different communication channels, social outlets and document stores we use can become difficult. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, email, chat, calendars, contacts, browsers we've come to love them on their own but staying on top of them is very time consuming. Among social media aggregators like Hootsuite, Tweetdeck, Flock, and others comes Israeli startup Zbang's MultiMi. MultiMi combine all of your inboxes, social networking sites, chat applications, calendars, files and contacts in one place. Collects all your accounts and networks so you can connect with

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