Vox is a new personal blogging service from Six Apart, the creater of popular blog software applications like TypePad, MovableType, and Live Journal. Vox is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) blogging application with a Web 2.0 taste. Though it is yet to be launched later this year. Control exactly who gets…
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Google has released a AJAX Search API which allows you to embed a search control that displays the results inside of the page using AJAX requests. You can sign up here “The Google AJAX Search API lets you embed Google Search in your personal web pages. A single AJAX Search API key is valid within…
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Snap is something which google might become in near future, as everything is getting AJAX’ed nowadays . As the title suggests, It’s indeed a marvelous way of searching. With some of the top programmers behind the project, there is no wonder it does so well. Most of the menu and search features are AJAX enabled…
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Yahoo! Widget Engine includes these Widgets, and more: • Picture Frame • Yahoo! Weather Widget • Yahoo! Notepad Widget • Day Planner • Yahoo! Search Widget • Yahoo! Maps Widget • Yahoo! Stock Ticker • Yahoo! Mail Checker • Yahoo! Contacts Widget and more..
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MobileCrunch profiles this interesting company ScanR, a new free service that allows you to take a camera phone picture (or any digital picture) and turn it into a searchable PDF file. ScanR supports 3 applications, scanning, copying and faxing of documents via your mobile device. Using ScanR is simple. Just take a photo of the…
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This is an application which feels like it must surely have a useful purpose. I’m not totally sure what that use would be though. Perhaps recording a demo or walk-through of a website. From the site: TAPEFAILURE is a “history recording tool.” What this means is that anyone can record a browsing session using TAPEFAILURE’s…
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A good introductory 2600-style article warning about possible security vulnerabilities that using AJAX may lead to. Never trust user input, especially if it is coming via AJAX and you are not authenticating every request. One good suggestion in the article is using sequential authentication tokens to make sure each request is legitimate. This adds more…
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NetJaxer is a free and easy way to integrate a users favorite Web 2.0 apps like Gmail, TadaList, Digg, Writely, Kiko, iOutliner, Meebo, financial sites, and other Ajax based web programs right into Windows. They can create desktop, tray, and quick launch icons. These applications can easily be used with our custom browser. NetJaxer is…
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Crazzyegg, is one of the most interesting Web 2.0 applications I have ever seen. To say, it is a simply a click stats monitoring service but an inteligent one. The good folks at crazzyegg let me have an account for their (Beta) service. Unlike other stats monitoring service, Crazzyegg gives an clear idea of the…
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MyToday is a public RSS aggregator providing the latest news, views and content on a topic-based collection of feeds, called Dailies. Now it may seem like yet another RSS aggregator but one of the things it features is WML/WAP version of the page (ofcourse its not AJAXed ) MyToday.com is a public RSS aggregator providing…
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