MobileScrobbler connects your Apple iPhone or iPod Touch with the Last.fm social music website. As you listen to music on your device, MobileScrobbler sends the title, artist, and album to the Last.fm website. Last.fm uses this information to suggest new music, new friends, concerts, and events based on the music you listen to.

http://dev.c99.org/MobileScrobbler
http://iphonereblogged.blogspot.com/

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Labels: iPhone, music, web2.0

next to south park's and simspons's avatar generators....now you can create a manga-like avatar on FaceYourManga.com

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Labels: freeware, photo, software, web2.0

All of the Google Data APIs support OAuth - an open standard for authentication

Last night the Google Data API blog announced that oAuth is now available for all Google Data APIs, everything from Gmail contacts to Google Calendar to Docs to YouTube. This means that 3rd party app developers now have one easy, standardized and secure way to authenticate that their users really own the Google accounts they say they do

oAuth
Google Data APIs

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Labels: api, collaboration, consumer_cloud_computing, development, google, mashup, opensocial, web2.0

All you need is a PC running Google Media Server and a UPnP-enabled device (e.g. a PlayStation 3). At the touch of a button, you can then: Access videos, music, and photos stored on your PC, View Picasa Web Albums, Play your favorite YouTube videos...

Why Windows?
...the only way to connect the XBox 360 to a UPnP server, was to have a service that is only found on Microsoft services ... and for the server itself to be claimed to be made by Microsoft. Legal would not allow us to pretend to be Microsoft (although there are other servers out there that do).

sources:
Google Media Server
YouTube in your Living Room
From the desktop to your TV
related:
Create a Wii media server

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Labels: google, microsoft, networking, software, web2.0

After all, there's already Picnik, Adobe Photoshop Express, FotoFlexer, and dozens of others. One of our favorites is Splashup, which has a very desktop application-like feel. And for the life of us, we can't decide if Sumopaint is just a simple Splashup clone or just an incredibly similar web app. [continue]

http://www.sumopaint.com

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Labels: collaboration, freeware, image processing, photo, software, web2.0

Processing is a data visualization programming language, which John Resig has ported to JavaScript, using the Canvas element.... [demos here]

Obsessing is a "very alpha" service that allows you to edit and build Processing.js applications on the fly. Obsessing is all about bringing the Processing API/experience into the browser.

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Labels: ajax, JavaScript, mashup, web2.0

Dipity takes automated timeline creation to a new level. If you have a Blogger, Flickr, WordPress, YouTube, Twitter or any of the other supported social networking site just enter in your user name, URL or an RSS feed and dipity will do the rest.

http://www.dipity.com/user/webmove/timeline/personal

via | tags: dipity timeline lifestream social software

Labels: communication, consumer_cloud_computing, networking, sharing, software, Twitter, web2.0

Soup, from vienna based company euphoria, is a tumblelog or microblogging service to post links, quotes, videos, audio and files often in a funny ajax way :). it can aggregate everything you create online in your own style, at your own address with an easy user interface. it's free.

while i try out my soup i'm listening to Saint Privat & Tous Les Jours

http://www.soup.io/

tags: soup tumblelog euphoria

Labels: blog, communication, file_sharing, html, JavaScript, sharing, software, web2.0