Clipmarks | phatmommy's 'web apps' clips

Sandy is your new virtual assistant!

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 14:22:52 GMT

clipped by: phatmommy
clipper's remarks: Must try this out. Virtual assistant that integrates all sorts of techie-goodness.

Clip Source: iwantsandy.com

Life moves too fast for your calendar.

Hi! I’m Sandy, your new assistant. I'll remember the details so you can focus on what's important.

Kick off your morning knowing what's on for the day.
Keep your day moving forward with reminders right when you need them.
Books to read, people to call, your cousin's birthday — I'll remember it all.
Stay organized with everyone in your life — effortlessly.

All without leaving your email inbox.

Everyone deserves an assistant...
Already a client? Log in

Tags: web apps, productivity

Freelancer's Top 100 Web Apps

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 00:41:31 GMT

clipped by: phatmommy

Clip Source: www.cogniview.com

The Freelancer’s Toolset: 100 Web Apps for Everything You Will Possibly Need

Running a business for yourself means you have to be inventive and always on the lookout for a new and better way to get things done. Innovation junkies, take note: the Internet has a lot to offer. From invoicing to marketing, these are tools that freelancers need to know about.

Tags: entrepreneur, web apps

Join a CLIQ

Tue, 09 Oct 2007 03:01:45 GMT

clipped by: phatmommy
clipper's remarks: Interesting app that helps you share readers and traffic with like-minded bloggers.

Clip Source: www.cliqin.com

ARE YOU CLIQin’?

Join Forces with Your Friends
Team up with friends or related blogs to create a unique channel for your blog content. You control membership and access.

Promote Your Posts
Blogs in your CLIQ will share links to members' posts via the CLIQ Widget. Feature posts through your CLIQ to boost your traffic.

Collaborate & Compete
The CLIQ reporting tools make it easy to see who's got the hottest post, and the most views on their blog.

Start a CLIQ

Tags: blogging, web 2.0, web apps, social networking

Web Apps We Can't Live Without

Tue, 02 Oct 2007 12:44:56 GMT

clipped by: phatmommy

Clip Source: www.computerworld.com

But with so many sites out there and new ones cropping up almost daily, who's got time to try them all? Playing with dozens of Web apps to find ones you like can sort of defeat the purpose of many of these services: to boost your productivity.

Fortunately for you, we've already done a lot of this work. In the collaborative Web 2.0 spirit, we're sharing some of the favorite tools we use here at Computerworld. Even with their occasional flaws, we just can't stop using them.

Web apps we can't live without:

The A-list

Honorable mention

Tags: web 2.0, web apps

Facebook Redefines the Portal

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:28:45 GMT

clipped by: phatmommy

Clip Source: www.techcrunch.com

Facebook has a new answer to the portal question. The “social graph,” or your network of relationships, will push information to you. You’ll learn from your friends. Thanks to Facebook’s new developer platform, the types of information being disseminated now include not just news, photos, events, and groups but also music, videos, books, movies, causes, political campaigns — and the list is rapidly growing into almost every conceivable category.

Not only Digg, but virtually all Web 2.0 applications which are based on the wisdom of crowds can be reconceived as Facebook apps based on the wisdom (or trust) of friends.

The potential for Facebook to layer on any feature whose value increases with the participation of friends is an incredibly broad canvas for a portal. Moreover, as each new application gains acceptance, it enriches the overall value of the network and makes it incrementally more likely that the next application will be tried.

Tags: social networking, portal, web 2.0, facebook