Tinypic.com lets you upload a picture that you can then share on Facebook, MySpace, eBay and other sites. It will have a unique web address. It compresses the picture, which makes it much faster. They also have TwitGoo.com, for sharing photos on Twitter.
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GiveForward.org lets you create a personal fundraising page for any person, cause or non-profit and solicit donations from all over the world. If you create a non-profit organization in the U.S., you’ll need a federal tax identification number.
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The new Kindle has Wi-Fi and comes in a 3G and non-3G version, for downloading books when you’re not in an AT&T hotspot. Lots of new features.
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Find out how many people watch the videos you upload with the free TubeMogul.com.
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Install the free FlashGet and then try downloading a big file to check your Internet speed.
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Nixty.com is a new site makes it possible to take college courses online for free.
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Dock for the iPhone or iPod Touch turns it into a slot machine.
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A pilot program in Connecticut will transfer all of a hospital’s paper records into electronic form, courtesy of Sage Healthcare Intergy. Why haven’t other hospitals achieved this yet?
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“The Celebrity Tweet Directory” is a new book by Jeanne Harris; $10 from wiley.com. If you want to find a celebrity on Twitter, try Twitter.com/celebrity name, where you fill in the name of anyone you want to follow. But often the celebrity isn’t there because a squatter has taken the site first. This book lists [...]
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new Agatha Christie “Miss Marple” program, “The 4:50 from Paddington,” lets you uncover clues as hidden objects, and solve puzzles along the way.
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