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Webware.com |  | | New on Webware.com | | | 7 blog news trackers compared
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
Wednesday's release of an updated front page to Google Blog Search has put blog news tracking into the limelight. Google didn't get there first though. Sites like Techmeme, Blogrunner, and Technorati have been tracking the hottest blog posts for quite some time. We take a look at what makes these sites (and others) individual and different from Google's new tool. Read more |  | Search interfaces of tomorrow you can try today
Posted by Rafe Needleman
One of the weird things about using Google's 2001 index (see next story) is that the experience of using the current version of the search engine is much the same as it was back then. Maybe there's more that can be done in a search interface. Maybe it's time for change. Read more | | Who were you in 2001? Check Google's old index
Posted by Rafe Needleman
One of Google's 10th birthday gifts to the world is its re-release of a 2001 version of the search index. On it you can see what the service knew about any topic back then. Like you. Go ahead. Read more | | Splicd lets you edit other people's YouTube videos
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
If there's one bothersome side effect of getting a long Web video sent to you, it's getting to the good parts. A service called Splicd fixes this, by letting anyone drop in a YouTube video URL, then pick the start and end point. Read more | | StumbleUpon 2.0: Good-bye, software toolbar
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
StumbleUpon is changing the way users interact with the service, ditching the need for a software-based browser toolbar in place of a small frame that loads on top of the Web site you're on. Users with the toolbar installed will still be getting the same experience, but the idea is that anyone can begin stumbling without having to install anything. Read more | | | | Cute little mobile Web apps | | | TwitterBerry 0.7 Beta 4 brings additions
Posted by Jessica Dolcourt
TwitterBerry, a popular third-party Twitter application for BlackBerry, has just received an infusion of small, but significant changes that make the application much smoother to work with. Read more | | 'Oops I'm Late' phones ahead for you
Posted by Rafe Needleman
If you're driving to a meeting and realize you're going to be late, what do you do? Pick up the phone and call ahead, right? Forget it. Mobile app Oops I'm Late does the calling for you. Read more | | | | | Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most |
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