Insert Songs in Emails and Blogs.

FoxyTunes is releasing a new version that has several upgrades, and a new feature, Signatunes, letting you add music to your emails and blog posts. The new version will be launched tomorrow.

Signatunes comes with the new FoxyTunes upgrade, and shows up in your message editor in services like Yahoo Mail. The FoxyTunes icon, when clicked, will add your currently playing song to your email message or blog post. Signatunes currently works with Facebook Notes and Mail, Yahoo, GMail, MySpace blogs, AOL Mail, Horde, WordPress, Hotmail and SquirrelMail. The song appears to the recipients as a link for the song directing to FoxyTunes’ website.

Additional feature upgrades include a web search or lyrics, artist images, videos, etc., a desktop widget to let you listen to music outside of your Firefox browser, and a podcast preview to find music that you’d like to subscribe to. There’s also an info box for your dashboard to offer more data on songs, album art, recent history and more. There is not yet a Mac version. FoxyTunes’ last announcement was a Twitter inclusion to its service.

Kijiji.com : a Craigslist Rival.

eBay’s International classifieds site Kijiji has just been launched in the United States.

Founded and launched in 2005, Kijiji was not available in the US until now. The classifieds site was spread across several countries in Europe and Asia, and was also released in Canada, gaining its user base. Kijiji is free, though the company may offer premium seller options in the future. Given the success of eBay, there are certainly a lot of ways in which a classifieds site could be monetized once Kijiji gains traction. Simplistic in design, Kijiji has a few hints of eBay functionality, including the ability to “watch” an item, email it to a friend, and view other classifieds listings from that user. Other helpful tools include the ability to email the classifieds user directly from their listings pages, and subscribe to specific feeds based on the numerous categories Kijiji offers.

The site is a competitor to Craigslist, though eBay owns a large percent stake (25%) in the company. eBay must have some unseen plans with its growing list of subsidiary classifieds sites, as it owns several others that exist Internationally as well, some of which will be entering the US market in the future. In other eBay news, the company’s PayPal is in continued talks with MySpace for the provision of an e-commerce solution that’s in direct competition with Google Checkout.

TripUp connects people through a social network with a travel twist.

TripUp is an interactive travel community that connects people from all over the world through a social network with a travel twist.

The idea for TripUp originated with a group of friends vacationing in the Caribbean who became frustrated when out-of-date and out-of-touch guide books led them to deserted clubs, stuffy hotels, and horrible restaurants. Sitting in an empty bar (described in one guide book as "the place to party"), they imagined a website where you could ask locals and fellow travelers (the real travel experts) for candid advice about your upcoming trip, and also meet cool people to hang out with or even travel with while away.

Upon their return, they developed TripUp to improve their future trips, as well as everyone else's. Additionally, they added a bunch of exciting features so you can plan and share your fantastic travels with your friends.

Symbaloo creates a start on the internet for every human being.

Symbaloo is developed as a simple start on the internet. Traveling information, phone numbers, translations, flight tickets, recipies, traffic information and many other usefull things you're looking for on a daily internet session are now accessible within a single click. You could see symbaloo as a skin over the web. We hope you experience this skin as pleasant and usefull!



Symbaloo is coming from a Greek verb meaning 'comparing'. It perfectly reflects the mission of the company and is pronounced the same as Yahoo!

Symbaloo is founded by Tim Has and has the mission to make the web more accessible and the use of it more simple. To accomplish this mission he developed symbaloo.com together with Robert Broeders, Koen Dantuma and Eduard Weijgers. Since June 2007 symbaloo is available in the Netherlands

LINK: http://www.symbaloo.com/us/search/

Azoocamail.com – Video Makes Emails More Interesting.

Azooca Video Mail is a completely web-based video capture technology integrated with a full-featured Internet mail program. Video Mail provides an online video service that literally changes the face of online communication. By merging e-mail with video, Video Mail fills the video void that traditional e-mail or telephone communications are unable to fill.

Users can record and online video messages instantly, straight from the web browser. There's no software to download or install. Each account enables users to create their own Video Mail account (e-mail address), offers 250MB of storage space, and includes handy features such as an address book, mail forwarding and adjustable personal settings.



LINK: http://www.azoocamail.com/webmail/relogin.php

Create 3D models from Images or Drawings from Goo3D Application.

GOO3D enables the creation and display of interactive 3D models on any standard web browser without requiring extra 3D graphics Hardware, Software and/or rendering.

The Web Site enable users to upload 3D models as well as to create 3D models from Images or Drawings from Goo3D Application.
Download the created Interactive Flash 3D Model, Feel the 3D on- line Interactive experience.



LINK: http://www.goo3d.com/