CrowdCampaign is a social tool for building brands. It’s used by ad agencies, event managers, social media marketers – anyone who wants to leverage the power of the social web to build a brand.
Easy to customize and manage, you can launch a Twitter-powered contest including a branded promotional site in minutes from your desktop.
Taptu is a search engine that makes it faster to find and share mobile-friendly stuff – music, videos, images, news, websites and more. Plus Taptu show you related links, top ten lists and trivia to keep you forever entertained.
Killer Features:
Touch, tap and flick your way through the best entertainment on the web. Expand or narrow your search, search real-time Twitter and much more
Share pictures, videos, links and top tracks with your friends via Twitter, Facebook and email.
Tailor made for the iPhone and iPod Touch, Taptu seeks out iPhone-friendly sites (with minimal pinching and zooming)
Type once, then flick through the results, spin to fine tune and tap to share – it’s easy fingertip access to the fun stuff on the web.
The Razer Naga is the ultimate Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming mouse that shifts the balance between keyboard and mouse by putting an unprecedented number of in-game commands in one place. A multi-button thumb grid and Razer’s MMO game interface add-on combine to place every command you need in the palm of your hand. An ergonomic form shaped to maximize ease of use lets you game in comfort for hours on end.
With 17 MMO optimized programmable buttons, coupled with custom interface add ons for MMO gamers, the Razer Naga has finally arrived to take you longer and deeper into the realms of MMO gaming.
Tom’s Planner is an easy-to-use web based planning application that enables anyone to create and share Gantt Charts online with “drag and drop” simplicity. We’re willing to bet you’ll get the hang of Tom’s Planner quickly if you try it for just two minutes.
Tom’s Planner can be used by a wide variety of people: from government workers, consultants, conference and wedding planners to contractors, students, busy soccer moms or family reunion organizers. As long as you understand the structure of your project or event, Tom’s Planner is the easiest and quickest way to express your ideas and thoughts.
Key features of Tom’s Planner
Create schedules with simple drag and drop actions
No extensive manual, just a quick 3-minute tutorial
No installation required, just hit the ‘open tool’ link
Share your schedules online with your team
Viewing schedules is free, no account needed
Schedules are saved on your computer: private and secure
The W PhoneWatch, which at first glance appears to be an attractive digital wristwatch, is a full-function integrated advanced communications device. The W PhoneWatch incorporates a GSM phone that supports the 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, and 1900MHz bands. The 1.5-inch TFT LCD micro-touch touchscreen features a screen resolution of 128 x 128 and displays 260,000 colors. The watch measures a mere 57 x 45 x 18mm and weighs only 2.5 ounces.
Fully compatible with Bluetooth v2.0 headset and hands-free devices, the W PhoneWatch incorporates a still camera that captures JPEG images at resolutions up to 640 x 480. The integrated video camera captures video in MPEG 4 (AVI) format at a resolution of 128 x 104. The W PhoneWatch supports video playback of MPEG4 files and music files including MP3, WMA, WAV, and AMR.
The W PhoneWatch feature set includes: phonebook, SMS, call history, MP3 player, video player, video recorder, camera, utilities, games, and a file manager. The multiple-language interface includes support for English, French, Russian, Arabic, German, and Italian.
The W PhoneWatch, which can be charged by USB or via the included battery charger, provides up to 150 minutes talk time, up to 150 minutes of music playback, and up to 100 hours of standby time.
The Kempler & Strauss W Phone Watch is backed by a one-year warranty and is available at a list price of $199 USD via authorized Kempler & Strauss distributors and value-added resellers worldwide.
Sparkz has created a killer projector for your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPod video. Amazingly small and powerful with 640×480 resolution and a stylish deisgn. Even charges your iPhone/iPod while you watch you videos on a 60″+ viewing area. Stereo speakers, AV and VGA inputs, and much more. This projector is great for movies, video games, laptops, etc…
Key Features:
handheld pico projector – only 4.5” x 3” x 2.5”
watch media directly from your iPhone/iPod
charge your iPhone/iPod while you watch
built-in external stereo speakers with audio out
high capacity battery – 2.5 hour run time per charge
Dual Electronics‘ GPS Navigation & Battery Cradle provides a complete navigation solution for the iPod touch, including the NavAtlas® turn-by-turn navigation app with TTS technology, and the latest U.S. and Canada maps.
The Cradle features a built-in GPS Receiver, Rechargeable Battery, Amplified Speaker, Audio Out connection and Mini USB port. An Adjustable Windshield Mount is included for in-car use.
The Cradle, which resembles a thin battery case, is super portable and can be used for in-car navigation (with the provided fully adjustable windshield mount) as well as for handheld use. The built-in GPS receiver provides GPS data to most lcoation-based apps. The NavAtlas app, which works exclusively with the Cradle, will be available on the iTunes App Store for free.
Beema is a customized video animation app that is made by combining a recording of your voice with a model or avatar that you choose from Beema’s gallery. Sort of like Hollywood in a can. You lay the voice track and we take care of the animation. The whole process is handled in seconds and the resulting animation is posted straight to your video application in Facebook, which in turn publishes to your Wall and News Feed.
OffiSync delivers real-time collaboration and document sharing right from where you like to work. Adding the collaboration capabilities of Google Apps as a Microsoft Office Extension, you get access to Google Docs and Google Sites for document, project, and team collaboration.
The OffiSync Productivity Toolbar gives you the ability to:
Save MS Office files in Google Docs and Google Sites
Save and Open files just like accessing files locally
Securely open MS Office files from any computer or device
Access MS Office files from anywhere at anytime
Manage multiple versions with automatic change updates and real-time editing
Share and set permissions using email addresses or Google Apps Contacts
Set permissions for viewing and editing
Group documents in folders, sites, and libraries
Use Google Search from within MS Office to find content and images
Mitto is a safe and secure online password manager. Mitto’s free Internet password storage service lets you add the passwords to all of your favorite sites in one place then logs you in to each one of them by simply clicking a button. No need to remember or retype your passwords anymore! You can access your passwords securely from any computer, organize them with tags, securely share them with trusted friends and more. Mitto’s password organizer is easy, secure, and it’s just what you need to keep your online life organized without wasting your valuable time.
While a lot of the smaller startups like Foursquare and Gowalla are getting much of the buzz at SXSW, Twitter isn't sitting idly on the location sidelines. Sure, they launched location integration on their site a few days ago, but they've also apparently set up a sub-site totally around location for SXSW. But here's the weird thing: It's […]
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