The last days I have been playing with webapps – and I’m very impressed. So many cool and even though “babystage” prototypes – can stop thinking about launching some…

The KILLER over all (winner on integration)
http://docs.google.com

Good stuff
http://www.formatpixel.com

Interesting perspective
http://demo.clockspot.net

Fantastic resource for early stage stuff: www.killerstartups.com –

Google is integrating all their services to ONE LOGIN, today I was meet with a MERGE ACCOUNTS SCREEN when I visited Orkut, first time this year. And Google had done a VERY smoth integration / same thing happened at Flick where I got the chance to merge my Yahoo account/login – also a VERY NICE JOB. Hurray.

Top IM Uses Among Teens Include:

To chat with family or friends: 92 percent
To gossip: 55 percent
To set up weekend or evening activities: 55 percent
To help or accept homework help from friends: 50 percent
To share photos: 47 percent
To play games with buddies: 46 percent
To flirt: 44 percent
To send celebratory wishes, such as Happy Birthday: 38 percent
To share files: 37 percent
To engage in social networking: 35 percent

Teen Interest in Future Features:

Live streaming television: 39 percent
Music on demand: 39 percent
Video on demand: 30 percent
PC to Phone VoIP calling: 24 percent
Phone to phone VOIP: 15 percent
The survey can be found at http://www.aim.com/survey/

JAJAH – web activated telephony interesting Voip play – or should I say connection play. Problem: Idont remember any numbers… (via take off phenomenon.

RSS is just amazing – for filteringinformation – here u get 23 tips from
Chicago Tribune | Eric Zorn

Blogger as been down to much the last week – and I can easely live withit – but since I use this as a business tool ( I have lots of small passwords protected developement blogs) – its not so nice. The really bad thing is that its the biggest tread to WEB APPS. :(

This is the best webapp Ive ever seen
http://labs.systemone.at/retrievr – we are really seing cool stuff comming these days !

Well its comming so fast now – the fantastic Oddpost.com (sold to Yahoo 2004) was a true pioneer -but with webservices going from a hot verb on “NerdTongues” – to reality I can feel it comming NOW !
Here is a VERY nice article from someone who absolutely know what hes talking about- > Free, Web-based alternatives challenge Microsoft Office