10 Apps to Watch in 2011 There are more than 200,000 apps in the Android market. There are more than 325,000 apps available for iOS devices. Even the fledgling Windows Phone 7 app marketplace already has greater than 5,300 apps. Throw in the wide world of web applications and, forget about it: you'd need many lifetimes to try them all. However, there are just 10 apps you really should keep a very close watch on in 2011. The list below represents the 10 applications — for mobile and the web — that Mashable editors think will be worthy of your attention in 2011. 1. The Daily is the News Corp’s iPad-only newspaper that is set to launch in January with each daily edition costing $0.99 to download. -Vadim Lavrusik, Community Manager 2. Since Drop.io was purchased and disbanded by Facebook, there’s certainly a need for free, web-based, acount-less and super simple file sharing. -Matt Silverman, Associate Features Editor 3. GetGlue is one of the few checkin apps that offers something the other major players (i.e. 4. 5.
In Pictures: Online computer tutorials based on pictures. Free. Top 10 Web Applications The web has changed our world in so many ways, providing information at our finger tips, giving faster communication, allowing easier exploration of our world and increasing our productivity…unless you are a surfing zombie. If you are then this list may not be for you. This list of the top 10 web applications will introduce you to some web apps that you may not know about. We certainly hope you find a treasure or two. The Internet is full of useful and fun applications and new ones come and go every day. 10. Everyone knows Wikipedia, the wiki anyone can edit. 9. Meet your new homepage. 8. Have trouble remembering appointments or dates? 7. The Peepel Online Office Suite is truly something worth checking out. 6. What if you have a major presentation saved on your flashdrive and you desperately try to open it to a team of impatient and grumpy executives? 5. If you haven’t heard of Facebook, well that’s just pathetic. 4. 3. 2. 1. Pandora is your revolutionary radio station.
100 Websites You Should Know and Use In the spring of 2007, Julius Wiedemann, editor in charge at Taschen GmbH, gave a legendary TED University talk: an ultra-fast-moving ride through the “100 websites you should know and use.” Six years later, it remains one of the most viewed TED blog posts ever. Time for an update? We think so. To see the original list, click here. And now, the original list from 2007, created by Julius Wiedemann, editor in charge at Taschen GmbH. In the spring of 2007, Julius Wiedemann, editor in charge at Taschen GmbH, gave a legendary TED University talk: an ultra-fast-moving ride through the “100 websites you should know and use.” To see the original list, click here. And now, the original list from 2007, created by Julius Wiedemann, editor in charge at Taschen GmbH.
Top 10 Consumer Web Apps of 2008 It's a well-known fact that our readers are on the cutting - if not bleeding - edge of technology. But sometimes, it's important to take a step back and realize that the apps to which we've grown so incredibly accustomed are just barely beginning to register with the general public. With the Top 10 Consumer Web Apps of 2008, we've tried to select the apps that have burst onto the radar of the everyday user this year - or if not quite, then perhaps they will next year. This was a year - after years of build up - in which two major events had worldwide impact on the Web. This is the third in a series of top products of 2008: Note: We attempted to order this list from most obvious to least obvious. 1. Twitter is the de facto leader of the microblogging scene, a realm usually rife with witty repartee between leading social media consultants and Web 2.0 developers. 2. 3. In 2008, distributed commenting was still a very young space with no clear leader. 4. And with good reason. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Top 10 Underhyped Webapps SExpand Even in this golden age of Big Internet Companies Acquiring Everything In Sight, there are still a few independent, small webapps out there that don't get the attention they should for their useful functionality. Every once in a while we get tired of writing about the same big name webapps everyone knows about, so today we're turning the spotlight away from the obvious greats and taking a look at online tools that may have flown under your radar. Here are our top 10 picks of underhyped webapps that should get more attention than they do. Photo by AP.P Note: There are hundreds of little independent webapps out there, and while we've tried many of them at least once, this list is slanted toward the products I use personally because they filled a need I (or someone close to me) had. 10. Cameraphone image scan to PDF via emailP 9. Social network creatorP 8. Voice to text reminders, blog posts, and calendar eventsP 7. Music library hosting and web playbackP 6. 5. Browser start pageP 4. 3.
Best of 2007: Top 7 Coolest Web Apps While everyone is trying to create their ultimate list of the winners and losers of 2007, please allow us to take a different, utterly subjective route, and choose the coolest web applications of 2007. Yes, we're not looking for that geek with straight A's in the front row here; we're looking for the guy in the back who has the brains to be the best but he just doesn't give a damn. Only applications that became available to the public in 2007 are considered, so excuse us if we haven't covered all possible categories. Here are our winners in this weird category, in no particular order. Mixaloo - Perhaps in the future mix tapes will be nothing but a forgotten relic, their very concept devoured by the internet and its easy access to everything. But right now, mix tapes are retro in an undeniably cool way, and Mixaloo comes as near to the concept of a mix tape as possible. Mixx - Well, they do have quite a cool Digg-ripoff name. MyTinyJesus - No explanations.
Top 10 Web Apps We Love The author's posts are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz. We often get asked, "What apps do the SEOmoz team use?" To answer this question, we decided to put together a blog post with the Top 10 Web Apps We Love here at SEOmoz. The SEOmoz team decided on the Top 10 apps below (in no particular order). The Top Ten List (in no particular order) #1 Google Analytics Web Analytics Google Analytics is an excellent free web analytics tool. Also Recommended: Yahoo! #2 KISSmetrics Funnel Reporting Does your website require users to go through multiple steps? Also Recommended: Adobe Discover,Google Analytics (limited funnel capability) #3 Google Website Optimizer Conversion Rate Optimization These days, Conversion Rate Optimization seems to be more popular than Harry Potter. Also Recommended: Unbounce, Visual Website Optimizer, Adobe Test&Target #4 MailChimp Email Campaign Manager MailChimp, oh how we love thee. #5 HasOffers #6 Wistia
100 Web Apps to Rule Them All Our original roundup of 100 Web Apps to Rule Them All was published in May, 2011. Nearly a year later, we’re back with over a dozen new apps … and sadly with a few of our original favorites removed since they hit the deadpool. We’ve added the newest apps to the top of this roundup article, so you can quickly see our new favorites. Today, more than ever before, you can get much of your work done right from your browser. Whether you’re just getting started using web apps, or are a longtime fan of web apps and would like to find more exciting apps, you’ll be sure to find something interesting here. Enjoy! The Newest Web Apps to Rule Them All We’ve got a ton of great apps from our original roundup that you should still check out, but there’s tons more that have stood out over the past months as apps that are leading in their respective categories. ifttt ifttt Web apps have the bad habit of often not working together. Price: Free AppStorm Review: Use Ifttt to Make the Internet Work for You Kindle
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10 Best Free Windows Applications - a knol by Andy Lock Farm 1 Firefox Mozilla's Firefox is an excellent browser, a good replacement for Internet Explorer with a well thought out user interface and impressive speed. The biggest strength of Firefox though is the support for extensions which add new features to the browser. Amongst the most popular of these is Adblock, which filters out adverts on web pages and FlashGot which manages downloads automatically. Alternatives are Google's Chrome browser and the eponymous Opera . 2 Thunderbird Thunderbird is another sophisticated application by Mozilla. Alternatives are the Opera browser, which also provides email access, and the venerable Eudora which is available for free in an ad-sponsored version. 3 AVG Free Edition It is vital to have good virus protection on your PC, and perhaps the one area where spending a small amount of money is completely justified - consider the inconvenience and cost of your PC being wrecked. Alternatives are Alwil Software's Avast! 4 Spyware Terminator 5 Picasa 6 Open Office
Five Best Desktop Customization Tools SExpandClick to viewIt's crazy to think that an operating system can fit every user's needs out of the box, even if we are just talking about looks. Luckily, if you're not keen on the cookie-cutter appearance of your OS, we've covered a handful of great tools for tweaking every last pixel of your desktop so it looks and acts just how you want. Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite desktop customization tools, and now we're back with the five most popular answers. Keep reading for a closer look at the best of the best, then cast your vote for the desktop customization tool you count on to transform your desktop in your image. SamurizeP SExpandSamurize is a free system monitor and "desktop enhancement engine" for Windows. RocketDockP SExpandRocketDock brings a Mac OS X Dock-style application launcher to Windows for free. RainmeterP SExpandRainmeter is another free system monitor and desktop enhancement tool for creating a fully customized desktop HUD on Windows. AutoHotkeyP