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Shop visually for shoes, handbags and more at Like.com

The former Like.com team, alongside the Google Product Search Team, will drive new ideas for apparel shopping through one unified product. The team is excited to be a part of the shopping experience on Google and have our work displayed to millions of users every day. We recently announced the first in a series of improvements we’re making to Google Product Search .

Twitterfall

http://twitterfall.com/ For popular trends, Twitter is queried from the Twitterfall server, and results are streamed directly to you. This means that Twitterfall is nicer for commonly used terms than other clients.
http://www.mattmcalister.com/blog/2009/01/03/304/building-communities-from-twitter-posts/ I spent a little time over the last couple of weeks playing around with some Twitter data. I was noticing how several people, myself included, were sharing the funny things their kids say sometimes: # So then I wondered whether there was a way to capture, prioritize and then syndicate the best Twitter posts into a ‘kiddie quote of the day’ or something like that

Matt McAlister » Building communities from Twitter posts

Twist - see trends in twitter

The colored areas represent periods of time in which the topic was hot, the darker areas show the time with the most mentions of the topic. You can click on the areas to change the detail of that topic to be focused on that particular popular interval. http://trendistic.indextank.com/
APIs, or application programming interfaces, are essentially standardized methods for applications to talk to one another and share information. In desktop applications, the operating system provides a full range of APIs in order for your programs to run and interact with it (in Windows an app might register itself as an option for when you right click an icon; or on a Mac an app will hide itself from the dock.) On the web, APIs are usually provided as a means of importing data to other services, or using third party clients to push information to your account.

Web APIs by Example, Part I: Twitter - Evan Sims

http://evansims.com/15/web-apis-by-example-part-i-twitter/