A WEIRD CROSSOVER: Twitter and Flickr elements in one service – Twitxr
We are back into reviews, kind of. This is another website trying to take the success of Twitter but has added geotagging and allows you to add photos, and this time it is called Twitxr (just drop the e and put an x on it).
OMG OMG OMG OMG MySpace change!! NOT
Whats so good about myspace anyway? LOL. MySpace have had a design change, looks really good, sorta web 2.0ish. I’ve posted a screenshot below. Why don’t you take a look for yourself. There is a yellow bar at the top of the old homepage asking you to switch designs.
Thanks to OPTUS in australia, you can browse MySpace on your mobile for free until October 31st. The only down side to this is the GPRS charges. I signed up to the trial and decided to browse a bit. I found out that even though Optus is letting you use this for free, you still have to pay GPRS charges, I found that out when I got this message: “You do not have enough credit to access this resource”. So I suppose this is a great service, but only use it if you have a lot of credit. To sign up click here. You must be an Optus customer to use this service. Standard GPRS charges apply. Free trial ends 31st October 2007.
We don’t want to announce it… but we have to. We just found a failing Web 2.0 site, and it’s Glide. Terence Huynh writes this mad and crazy adventure, which is dumb enough not to include Google Calendar as an import option…
Pandora is a Web 2.0 site that will match a artist or the song’s title to what they describe and try matching it… Basically it’s music, but with a twist. Leaving them with the music, it may be worse… or it could be something that will save your reputation… likely not.
Flock… The fork of Firefox for the mad and crazy world of Web 2.0. tech.geek has reviewed it, and even posted a blog post on it. Let’s just see how well it performs with our main editor… Terence Huynh, as he is tough to please these days…
Lifehacker has announced that Yahoo! has released their new ‘Web 2.0′ search mash up. It’s called Alpha. Don’t know why… but I like it.
It’s clean, and not that messy. You can retract and expand all it’s gadgets and best of all… Australians get it first. Yes, it’s true. If you don’t believe me…