Archive for the ‘Web 2.0’ Category
VisualSage: Facebook on Desktop
Okay, I’m finally out of the Windows 7 mania and have an interesting freeware to share that will be helpful to all Facebook-addicts (like me). I always wanted a complete desktop aplication for Facebook, and I’ve found one now.
Visual Sage for Facebook is an innovative Facebook chat and desktop application implemented by VisualSage, an innovative software technology company. This app is built upon Microsoft’s new technology WPF which shows all our friends at Facebook in a network.
Photo Fun Just Got A Name, Photofunia
Gone are the days when we were bound to get help of designing softwares like Adobe Photoshop, Freehand etc. for editing photos, and playing with them but since the advent of Web 2.0, nowadays websites are getting equipped with some nice and handy features accessible in only one or couple of clicks.
Here is one such website that I would like to share with the readers of Sizzled Core that lets you play with your photos like no other. This website is a must visit for those who love to play with their photos.
Windows Azure: Microsoft Cloud OS
Microsoft, today at Professional Developers Conference 2008 announced a new cloud operating system, called Windows Azure. It is an OS that runs entirely from Microsoft’s own infrastructure.
Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s chief software architect, dubbed this OS as Windows Azure (formerly known as Windows Cloud) at PDC yesterday. It looks like a mashup of Amazon EC2 type hosted services, Microsoft Online Services and other developer tools, including similar services that run on Windows Live.
GetMooh: Important Reminders by Phone Calls
Guess what? You have an important meeting or a commitment with someone but you are so busy with something else that you completely forget about it.
What happens then is you feel guilty or face loss if it was a very important meeting. But no worries now, as you won’t have to face anything like this again.
Send Video Emails with GabMail
Did you know we could also send video emails to our family and friends for free? Well, today while surfing I came across this interesting website which lets you send video emails.
GabMail is a free, easy-to-use video email service that enables anyone with a webcam or video camera to send, reply to and forward messages to anyone with an email address.
