I was just getting my daily dose of GigOM when I saw this article regarding Azureus 3 (which is apparently called Zudeo now). The new version will be sporting some unique features for a BitTorrent client with the most obvious being video sharing. I wasn't very fond of the initial idea of this being a video sharing client because there are already plenty of sites that do it

Whether you're a user of Flickr, MySpace, YouTube, Digg, or many others you'll probably find MyPictr to be useful. Initially the site doesn't seem very useful and I almost didn't see the point of it. I only saw a box for pixel dimensions and a zoom slider that looked like other photo services. Then I noticed the drop-down menu with a large list of social networks such as the ones

I am an unbelievably huge fan of Google Maps but there is a new competitor in town: Ask City! I haven't used any of the Ask services in the past (no, not even Bloglines) but this one is pretty astonishing. Can it really be that great?

I didn't think an online mapping service could keep a clean interface like the one Google Maps has and still add

Microsoft is really trying to show off what Vista is capable of doing graphically by creating their own application that uses the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). The program that they have created is a 3D way for you to view your RSS feeds and is called UniveRSS (took me a minute but then I realized the name is like "universe"). Here is a brief overview of

It never ceases to amaze me what the developer of the GMarks Firefox extension can come up with. It was good enough when it just put my Google Bookmarks in the sidebar but checkout some of the features that have been getting added:

• Now remembers open/closed folders between Firefox sessions.
• GMarks toolbar (with icon only mode) for those people who don't like the clutter of the sidebar.
• Organize
  Continue reading GMarks Continues To Get Better

I was just catching up on some news and over at Webware I noticed a service that they covered called SimplyHeadlines. It isn't designed to be anything extravagant but it will deliver news right to your email Inbox. Huh, doesn't sound that special though because there are already a ton of services that do that...right?

I agree that there are a countless number of sites that will email RSS

Million Dollar Monday

There's been a lot of hype to say the least with the recently released PS3, and the Nintendo Wii. Some people waited for days upon the release of the PS3 only to come out empty handed. eBay auctions were at soaring prices, and so those unwilling to pay an arm and a leg for one of those systems is left to wait it out! For you, here is an