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Entries Tagged as 'Applications'

Hey!Watch off to a good start

January 27th, 2007 · No Comments

Particles, a small Web company from France, recently opened up public beta testing of Hey!Watch, their online video conversion and encoding platform, receiving page space & praise from the high priests in Webtech blogland.
So what’s on offer?
A - quick sign-up - web-based service with no software to download and install. All the major […]

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Tags: Applications · European startups

EasyGate left open

January 25th, 2007 · No Comments

I wrote about the EasyGate ‘box’ last September,(picked up by Slashdot - link) I suppose you could call it a follow up to the French Minitel, designed for Internet access and not much else really. But then, with the whole concept of Web based operating systems taking off, online storage for free etc. what […]

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Tags: Internet general · Applications · Open source

Blog platforms get the matrix treatment

January 22nd, 2007 · No Comments

The team that developed the Wiki software comparison site WikiMatrix has been busy applying the same formula to Podcatchers, Forums, and now Weblogs.
CosmoCode, a German IT company has just released WeblogMatrix with 11 blog software options up for comparison so far : Wordpress, Blogger, Movable Type, b2evolution, Jlog, FlatPress (a WP without […]

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Tags: Applications · European startups · weblog

Blogs meet Comic Strips

January 15th, 2007 · No Comments

Stripgenerator - from the Republic of Slovenia - is a flash based comic strip website that allows you to create you own cartoons with very little fuss, you can even start your own comic strip blog if you care to register (free). You don’t need no be able to draw - never […]

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Tags: Applications · European startups · Artwork

Musipedia names that Tune

January 10th, 2007 · No Comments

If you can you sing it or whistle it, or piece it together on a virtual piano, or even tap it’s rhythm on your PC keyboard, then there is a chance you might find out where that song comes from with a little help from The Open Music Encyclopedia.
Musipedia has been under constant development since […]

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Tags: Applications · Search Engines · music

Get yer Jajah’s out !

January 4th, 2007 · 1 Comment

Jajah ‘The Peoples Phone Company’ has been receiving a lot of attention and not just from the rumour mills – talk of Apple/Jajah cooperation in an upcoming Apple phone.
The European start-up announced in December an agreement with some of the biggest media companies in Europe - Bild-T Online, News Austria and Germany’s Pro7Sat1 who […]

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Tags: Applications · European startups · Telephony

Visual acoustic synaesthesia

December 28th, 2006 · No Comments

An online canvas on which you can compose and perform ‘reactive music & visuals’ - Visual acoustics invites you to paint with sound.
Different brushes (instruments) and mouse movements trigger sound produced by Midi and Soundfont technology.
The further the mouse moves over time, the more strokes (triggered by a timer) are made by your brush. The […]

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Tags: Applications · European startups · mashups · music · Artwork

Moving on up with OpenServing

December 16th, 2006 · No Comments

Well I tried to move on. I wandered off, looking elsewhere for interesting EU initiatives, after a disappointing time spent sifting through the write-ups and left-overs of the LeWeb3 conference held in Paris this last week. Then there was the blog opera that followed the conference, that kicked off nerd fights and a firing squad! […]

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Tags: Internet general · Applications