We Feel Fine is an applet that explore the emotions of the blogosphere. The methodology used is described here:
At the core of We Feel Fine is a data collection engine that automatically scours the Internet every ten minutes, harvesting human feelings from a large number of blogs. Blog data comes from a variety of […]

Xobni released a new version of their Outlook addon today that push integration with 4 external web content:

Yahoo Mail
Facebook Status and Photos
Skype integration
Hoover’s integration 

The Youtube video below summarizes those features:

Xobni Blog - Outlook Search Add In Creators

SitePoint gives for free the book “The Art & Science of CSS”. You just have to follow them on Twitter (actually this option is not available because of the overload on Twiter) or to provide an email address:

SitePoint : The Twitaway Free Book Giveaway via kwout

Identificateurs Technorati : Open_Source, Software, List
Last week end I experienced a hard disk crash. And now I must re-install my PC. During this process I came across OSalt.com. This site present shortly the main commercial software and their open source alternatives. It’s a good way to discover Open Source software. The same kind of site […]

As it is simple, everything required to use the product is on the front-page:

Memiary, the weightless pocket diary via kwout

I came across Tabbloid yesterday. This new service delivers RSS Feeds content in PDF format by email on defined schedule.

Tabbloid via kwout

Add-in Applications for Linkedin are available here. For the moment only a few can be added to  a profile like the Wordpress and Blog Link one:

LinkedIn: Application Directory via kwout

I added my blog to my profile using the Wordpress application:

LinkedIn: Home via kwout

Of course this would be annoying for every mail that we send, but as it is limited to late email sent on week end this feature might be useful:

Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Stop sending mail you later regret via kwout

A tickler file is presented as a key tool for organization in David Allen’s book Getting things Done. I’m searching for an electronic version of this system. And so far I didn’t find anything that give full satisfaction. The 2 tools I found are email notification in the future:

iTickleMe: Email Follow-Up Reminders. Here how […]

For its 10th birthday Google published a page where it’s possible to search the index of January 2001.

Google via kwout