
Annotate and share the web with Marker.to, a “yellow highlighter pen for the web”
Imagine that you just read something on a webpage that you like and that you would like to highlight and keep, or even share with others. With Marker.to you could simply highlight the content on the page in bright fluorescent yellow, as you would a real marker, and get a shortened URL when you are [...]

Mentor FM provides one-click discovery of new music you will like
Wouldn’t it be terrific if you could just switch on the radio and just get the music (or kind of music) that you like, without a lot of messing around? That, in a nutshell, is what Mentor FM tries to do. Mentor FM is an internet radio channel that connects with your Facebook account in [...]

Convert print articles to voice with Vocalyze for the web, iPhone and Android
If I told you that there was a service that can read (print) news and blogs automatically and convert them to speech, would you be interested or would you run away? Frankly, I would have done the latter, as the prospect of a robo-voice reading articles without any human emotional inflection does not sound too [...]

Hojoki: create a “river of news” type stream to keep track of cloud files and information
With the proliferation of cloud services such as Dropbox and Google Docs, as well as social networking sites like Twitter to broadcast and share information, those who work in teams or collaborative settings might find themselves struggling to keep up with all changes that their teams might make (e.g. updates on important documents somewhere in [...]

Fav-Links: a thumbnail-based internet bookmark manager
Despite the proliferation of bowsers, social bookmarking sites, and Instapaper-type services, or perhaps because of it, bookmarking websites is sometimes a rather complex, fragmented process. I frequently get emails from people wanting a good ‘bookmarks manager’, and if that describes you and you are looking for such a program then check out Fav-Links, a free, [...]

