Roundup : Qnext, Postful, Gigya and Wildfire, Ideawicket, me.com
Qnext - file sharing, similar to Tubes and many others, this one has music streaming, file and photo sharing, video and audio conferencing, IM, tagboard…also see Quickeo, izimi, and dekoh.
Postful - send an email to Postful and they will print it and send it in the real mail, now that’s getting lazy. At work, outgoing mail is stamped and sent for me, but I print out the physical paper and whack it in an envelope and write the address. Maybe postful could really take off in the enterprise, they could be your outsourced mail room…oops, privacy factor. [via mashable]
Gigya and Wildfire - widgets in emails, they are also offering Wildfire which offers people a widget of your content to embed in their various web2.0 sites, and get this you don’t cut ‘n paste the code, you just fill in your details and it will appear at your site.
Ideawicket - a social network for ideas, also see Acorn, TagFacts, and Bank of Ideas.
me.com - build a social network community, also see Haystack Networking, similar places are group topic pages like Zimbio, GROU.PS, Fanpop, Webjam or Complore for research. Other DIY social networks are Ning, ElggSpaces, KickApps, PeopleAggregator, KrawlerX (P2P social network), and Vox.
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Since you mention izimi here, I thought you would like to know that Dave Ingram, izimi’s VP of Product Marketing will be speaking about izimi and meeting other internet people at the next Minibar event in London on April 20th. See his blog at Dave Ingram
Comment by John Wood — April 12, 2007 @ 2:14 pm