It’s simple to use, just enter a search keyword, click at “20″ button and the search is on. Wallpapr scans all Flickr’s Wallpaper pool for the keyword and returns the 20 search results that match. You can set it to return you 20, 40 or a 100 photos in a search.

Click on a photo and select the available size, you’ll be able to download the photo or simply set it as your wallpaper.

Wallpapr – Search Free Wallpapers on Flickr is a post from: TechieQuest

Users can update information from any Web browser, by text message from a mobile phone, through a mobile Web browser or by using the downloadable application on Adobe AIR. Information added through any of the various methods is saved to the user’s ShifD account and automatically updated on all devices.

For the beta launch users can add and save content through ShifD in three categories:

• Notes – save everything from your grocery list to the book title your friend recommended.
• Links – save links to news articles or links to sites from around the Web to be viewed later.
• Places – save addresses with corresponding maps.

ShifD browser page can be accessed from a PC or a mobile phone browser. While you are browsing, you can use the ShifD toolbar plugin to save the link of the website you are currently browsing to your ShifD account.

It is very easy to use, simply add text into the box, select one of the three sections (Notes, Places or Links) and then click on “+ADD” to save it. ShifD will automatically select one of the three sections, depending on what you’ve entered there.

ShifD is free to users, you can sign up for the beta launch here. The ShifD text messaging service is only available in the United States. For more information on the release of ShifD Beta, read the Press Release.

The New York Times Company Launches ShifD in Beta is a post from: TechieQuest

Scribd iPaper features:

• Built for the Cross Platform Web – iPaper is a document format built for the Internet. Like a YouTube video, iPaper documents are Flash widgets which you embed in your existing web pages. PDF, Word, PowerPoint, and many other document formats can all be displayed on the web using iPaper.
• Monetize Your Documents – iPaper integrates a sophisticated ad system by Google that automatically targets ads to the content of your documents
• Enhanced Security – iPaper documents are embedded in your webpages, your documents will naturally inherit your website’s existing security system. You can’t download, upload, or email an iPaper document
• Simplicity and Speed – iPaper is designed to be fast, light, and simple. Because it’s integrated into your site, iPaper offers a fluid browsing experience, keeping visitors on your site. It has a small footprint, doesn’t require the installation of additional software, and it’s not loaded with superfluous features.
• Increase Your Traffic – iPaper has social features built in to encourage users to share your documents with their friends. It also offers unique search engine optimization (SEO) features to increase the amount of traffic from Google and other search engines. Additionally, users will view your documents more often if they’re in iPaper format, because they’ll load faster and be integrated with this site. All of this means that more people will see your documents if they are displayed with iPaper.
• Easy to Integrate – Switching to iPaper is free and takes just a few minutes.

The Scribd Platform provides a set of tools and documentation that allows you to easily integrate iPaper and other Scribd features with your own website. There are three ways to integrate iPaper with an existing website:

1. QuickSwitch – QuickSwitch works in the background to convert your documents to iPaper with no user interaction, no site downtime, and no programming
2. Scribd API – The Scribd API is the most powerful and customizable way to upload documents to Scribd, convert documents to iPaper, manage existing documents on your website, and find the content you need. A basic level of web development experience is required.
3. Embed – Use Embed if you have only a handful of documents. To get started just upload your documents to Scribd. They will immediately be converted into iPaper and stored on Scribd’s servers. You can then copy and paste the embed code on Scribd to embed them on your website.

To get started, you will need have a Scribd account. If you already have an account, you can login with your username and password. For more information on Scribd iPaper, visit http://www.scribd.com/ipaper.

Scribd Launches iPaper – Embed Documents into Any Website is a post from: TechieQuest

Take a look at how AirTalkr works in the video:

AirTalkr Web Version

AirTalkr also offers a web-based Instant Messenger at http://airtalkr.com/im/ that allows you to connect with your buddies on Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live, ICQ and other popular IM services, just like Meebo.

You can chat with your friends, search photos from flickr, and search videos from YouTube in a Windows Vista-style virtual desktop in your browser. The service that AirTalkr offers is free and easy to use. Just create an account at AirTalkr and you can add ICQ, MSN, Yahoo and AOL accounts upon login.

AirCard

You can also view each of your buddies AirCard, a profiling system in AirTalkr that gathers your buddies profile from the web such their most updated Twitters and Blog entries, see their Flickr photos, and their social networking profile on MySpace and Friendster, all in 1 place.

Like Meebo, AirTalkr web version is a browser based instant messaging service for AIM, Google Talk, Yahoo IM, and more. Unlike Meebo, AirTalkr IM client can be installed on your desktop using Adobe AIR runtime. I would prefer if AirTalkr have a lightweight version which can be run on mobile devices and WAP-enabled phones.

AirTalkr runs on Adobe’s Integrated Runtime (AIR), so you will need to install the AIR runtime to use it. You can download AirTalks from here, it is compatible with Windows and Mac system.

AirTalkr – AIR Based Instant Messenger is a post from: TechieQuest

With Mind42 mind mapping services, you can do a lot brainstorming drawing stuff with their features like:

• Real-time collaboration on mind maps
• A clean and large work area. Toolbar buttons are located on the left side of the workspace, leaving as much room as possible for the map itself.
• A “birdview” that gives you a valuable overview of larger, more complex maps. You can also use this viewport to navigate your map, and its window can be dragged around the workspace.
• The ability to add notes, web links and icons to your map nodes (most web-based mind map apps offer one or two of these options, but not all three). You can also add a links to Wikipedia articles to your map, which seems like kind of an odd feature. When you click on the “add file” icon and select this option, a dialogue box pops up with a Wikipedia search box. You can also add to-do lists to your map topics – certainly a unique feature.
• Good support for keyboard commands for common operations, such as adding a new idea as a child topic or at the same level as the current topic
• When you click on a hyperlink icon in your map, a little “conversation balloon” pops up displaying the URL and a thumbnail image of the web page – nice! You can then use the URL to navigate to the page. What’s nice about this is it gives you a little preview of what you’re going to see if you navigate to the page, before you go there.
• You can add multiple files and notes to a single topic
• Excellent support for exporting your maps to FreeMind, MindManager and RTF formats.

Currently Mind42.com still on beta version which you might encounter some bugs. However, you can sign up Mind42 servicesfrom here and try out their online mind mapping services.

For more info on how to use it, visit the Mind42 help Pages

Mind42.com – Online Mind Mapping Services is a post from: TechieQuest

doof is all about playing games, meeting people, competition and expressing yourself. Fusing together Casual Gaming and Social Networking, doof provides a true web 2.0 Social Gaming Experience. doof combines the fun and excitement of casual gaming with the freedom and customization of community sites, into one rich, vibrant and visually stunning package.

Unlike thousands of game sites out there that look the same, doof uses social networking principles to build a community around gamers. Fusing together Casual Gaming and Social Networking, doof provides a true web 2.0 Social Gaming Experience.

On Doof you’ll be able to play games and meet people at the same time. There are over 50 exclusive web based games on Doof such as arcade, action, cards, sports, strategy, racing, puzzle and multi-player games. Playing basic games are free but multi-player or championship games need credits. Credits can be purchased using PayPal or credit cards.

Doof allows you to sync your photos album from Facebook to Doof instantly. If you are already a Facebook user, you can login and all your photos on Facebook will be accessible in doof. In order to sync with your Facebook photo collections, go to your doof profile, click on photos and follow the easy instructions.

You can publish your profile and onto other sites and blogs, send your friends the games you like the most and publish your avatar. You can even send your friends your own doof challenge. Inside the doof community, you can post gaming related articles, gaming strategy or tips.

Doof lets people easy to connect and play games online with people they know, or would like to know. Check it out for yourself. For more information on Doof, visit their blog.

doof – Fun and Games Social Network for All Gamer is a post from: TechieQuest

fo.reca.st surveys allow you to design online surveys, collect responses from the visitors of your blog or website, analyze them and finally present the survey results – all using only your web browser and for free.

fo.reca.st features:

• Easily Embed into your Website – Embed your survey in any place on your website or blog easily with HTML code.
• Free – fo.reca.st is free, you can register at http://fo.reca.st/surveys/register.
• Powerful Layout – You can create different layouts with just several clicks – choose the font, color, dimension and placement of your survey components and check created layout with the on-the-fly preview.
• Rich Content – add images, videos, sounds or use the powerful rich text editor to format your text information.

fo.reca.st functional limitations:

• Limited to 10 surveys per account
• Limited to 30 questions per survey
• Unlimited number of answers per survey
• Limited to 10 answer options per questions
• Limited to 10 media items per question

You can view and manage all surveys you’ve created in My Survey page. To create a new survey, click on the ‘add a new survey’ and give it a title. Then add your questions with description and answer options. You can also change the style, image, color and size for the display of your questions. You can publish your survey and post the link on your website or in your blog or you can send this link via email to allow visitor to take part in your survey.

fo.reca.st – Web-Based Surveys Made Easy is a post from: TechieQuest

To start learning a new language, go to www.trymango.com/login.php and login with your email address. Select the language course you want to learn, and then start learning. There are about 100 lessons for each language.

Mango uses native-speaker dialogs to assist you in correctly pronunciating the language you’re learning. Pointing your mouse to the words or phrases will pop up a pronunciation guide. You can always use the sound icon to repeat the words or phrases to learn the correct pronunciation. Mango also shows the meaning of the words in different colors to help expand your vocabulary.

With Mango, learning a new language is easier and more fun, it’s the perfect way to get started. Mango requires Flash Player 9 to run, you can download it from Flash Download Center.

Mango Languages- Learn to Speak Foreign Languages Free is a post from: TechieQuest

To track your flash content traffic, all you need is simply copy and paste a few lines of ActionScript from MochiBot into your Flash file (FLA), and publish the SWF. Each time your Flash content is played or view, MochiBot sends a signal to our servers indicating where it is and that it’s being played. The best part of all is that it has no effect on your content whatsoever.

Beside that, MochiBot flash traffic monitoring tools also generate several report indicated how is your flash performance on the net.  Report are :

1. See who sharing your content – Track how many websites your Flash content is hosted on (AKA, viral distribution).
2. Track your flash performance – See if your Flash content’s popularity is on the rise or taking a tumble.
3. How compelling is your content – Find out if your audience is viewing your Flash content more just than once.
4. Learn where is your traffic come from – The Host Report gives traffic results for each website hosting your Flash content.

MochiBot – Free Flash Content Web Traffic Monitoring Tool is a post from: TechieQuest

YooRL is not just a tool to allow users to save, organize and share a personal collection of bookmarks. It simulate how the URL spread by showing all the locations of users that have accessed the URL on a world-wide map based on the IP address of users browsing each URL.

With YooRL, you can monitor the spread of links in real time and see how popular it is using the link’s dashboard. You will know who views it, who shares it, how much time is spent on it and how many visitors. When you send a link to your friend, you will know if your friends who received the link viewed it and how long.

It is a great idea. Visit http://www.yoorl.com/, you could find YooRL useful for tracking the links you share on your blog.

YooRL – Track the Popularity of a Web Link in Real Time is a post from: TechieQuest