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Yahoo unveils new look and features for search, mail and messenger

Yahoo today unveiled new look and features to it’s search results page, mail and messenger products. The announcement follows the launch of new Yahoo home page last month. The user interface changes to Yahoo search results pages are similar to the new yahoo home page design with a few tweaks like ... Read More →

Photoshop.com now allows up to 2GB video uploads

Adobe has added new features to its online photo editing site photoshop.com. Now users of the photoshop.com can upload videos and create Group Albums. The video uploads feature is a welcome thing but Adobe is late on the game. ... Read More →

Alilg: Simple and Free Online Photo Editor

Alilg is a simple and free online photo editor with some basic photo editing tools. You can easily create a new image,  edit it and import photos to your image document. Options like crop, merge, opacity control, color pick and rectangle tool are made available. It also allows you to write texts ... Read More →

Wp.me Short URLs for all WordPress.com blog posts

The folks at Wordpress.com launched a URL shortening service for all Wordpress.com users. They acquired Wp.me domain name for the same and now each and every post of Wordpress.com will carry a short URL. ... Read More →

ColorSuckr Sucks Colors From Images

Recently, we reviewed Pictaculous – a web app, that generates color palettes from images. Probably someone felt that Pictaculous was too lonely in the crowd. So another product to accompany it is developed. Here comes ColorSuckr, a friendly company to Pictaculous. Say Hi! ... Read More →

Tr.im URL Shortner shutsdown, all those links are dead soon

In the twitter age there is no shortage of URL shortening services, look around you will find tons of URL shorteners. One of the reason for so many URL shorteners floating around is the low barriers of entry. But what happens when one of these URL shorteners will disappear one day, it will take all ... Read More →

Facebook Acquires FriendFeed

Facebook has just announced that it acquired FriendFeed, the real-time content sharing service. Facebook is moving towards a real-time news stream and adopting some of the FriendFeed’s features like comments and “likes” on stream. FriendFeed is liked by the geek crowd but not so much by the ... Read More →

Flickr search revamped

For longtime Flickr search hasn’t changed much, but finally today they released a revamped search pages for Flickr. Earlier the search used to return results in a  single column with large thumbnails but now it has changed, now it includes small, medium and detail view. ... Read More →

Twitter redesigns home page, highlights search

Twitter redesigned it’s home page, not so surprisingly it is promoting twitter search. The newly redesinged home page is not visible if you are logged in, logout and see for yourself. Twitter says the new home page is for folks who are new to twitter.com. ... Read More →

Microsoft Yahoo Search deal: What is in it for you?

Microsoft and Yahoo announced a search deal today as widely speculated, according to the agreement Bing will power Yahoo search results for 10 years, and Yahoo will look after the ad sales. The search deal may be beneficial to the Bing as it brings nearly 20% of search market share in US and a bit ... Read More →

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