links for 2007-08-21
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Cheap international mobile calls service provider – Rebtel
Meet Rebtel, the company that offers you the smartest way to make low-cost international calls on your mobile phone.
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Raketu - RakOut with Raketu! - home
Raketu is where social networking meets communications meets media services in one application. Raketu delivers free or the cheapest national and international calls from your computer and from your mobile to anywhere in the world. Raketu also delivers TV
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Welcome to Truphone - Internet telephony on Nokia mobile phones
Truphone routes your mobile calls via the internet. That means free mobile calls to other Truphone users & very cheap calls to anyone else.
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Is 3G TIME coming? No! Do you want to experience 3G? Now as new Short Message software, Zozoc has come to you! It is designed for 3G, and based on GPRS technology. Want to be a 3Ger? Join us as soon as possible.
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You will be able to find by name the person or business you want to call and allow you to select from a list of possible matchesMyEarthCaller Will give you the ability to:
- Have a personalized contact list
- Receive inbound calls
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You will be able to find by name the person or business you want to call and allow you to select from a list of possible matchesMyEarthCaller Will give you the ability to:
- Have a personalized contact list
- Receive inbound calls
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Arrange a meeting or event. Work out which day is good for everyone & keep track of who is coming.
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boxedup.com - your universal social wish list (wishlist), gift list and shopping list
Create lists of things that you want from any shop or site on the internet …and it’s free
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SingleFeed - Data feed management, data feed submission, and data feed optimization
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Event Wax | Web-Based Event Organization Lubrication
The easier, smarter way to organize special events, from conferences and workshops to parties, gigs, and receptions.
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Welcome to Skobee - Make plans and hang out!
Skobee is a small company based in San Francisco, California–just one block from BART, occupying the same block as the famous Si Senor chicken mole super burrito, and a stone’s throw away from John Collins (our second home).For the time being, we’re
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Socializr - Share events with your friends!
Socializr is a free web service for sharing event and party information with your friends.
Login or Signup for a FREE account to see your personalized events listings.
– so what is the big deal as that is allowed by other applications – but here is the beauty of it, Mabber allows you to chat on your mobile phone as well. Your phone needs to have GPRS. Mabber has been developed on the Jabber protocol but also supports MSN, Yahoo, AIM and ofcource GTalk.
Mabber (with the link). For getting the SMS one has to submit their mobile number. Once you have downloaded and installed the application you need to login using your login on the Mabber website. From that point you are able to access all your IM contacts and communicate with them using a standard mobile keypad. Depending on the costs of your Mobile service provider you can send messages from you mobile. The application can now be downloaded directly from the website.
hit due to the new litigation pending in the courts there are others who do not fall into the category of music services who can be hit by the ruling which is likely to come in another week or so. One such service is MyStrands which is a logical extension to this function of bringing your own music. MyStrands is a free desktop application that lets you get more connection from your digital music. 
Symbian phones. MyStrands is fully integrated with MySpace and Last.FM where each application plays music according to preferences of the other service. Another interesting element is it’s mobile component. You can follow the ‘party’ from your mobile browser. This means, you can ‘peek into’ the party from your mobile phone in real time to see if it’s of interest. For instance, what bars are now active, what music is being played, who is at the bar, and what text messages are being sent etc etc. You can see this at their mobile site. Choose country, take a venue, see it’s info, a location map, check it’s users, the music played, pictures uploaded by users, etc… and a demo of the mobile service can be seen at the MyStrands blog. A forthcoming Symbian client also allows you to listen to recommendation samples on your mobile through real player or media player…
control they music they hear. It’s a system that lets users influence what they hear. Instead of hearing the same 30 songs from the jukebox at the bar, PartyStrands builds on what’s popular in the crowd, adjusting its output as aggregate tastes change, and playing music it thinks people will like. In many ways, that’s a lot cooler than a jukebox — you’re getting exposed to new music, catered to your taste and preferences. So instead of the talk being “oh, not this song again?”, its “Wow, this is good, who is this?” and so on. The base level of interaction with the system is minimal; but it’s created to drive more interaction among people. In the same way, the point of sending messages or photos into PartyStrands isn’t for the sake of the message, it’s to broadcast it to the party. Again, driving interaction by using the mobile and the application.
uses of the service. Recently a new service has been introduced that helps you promote your favorite cause or just some dumb saying on your T-shirt. The service is called 
