By StrangeWork.com: Halo 3 was released this past Tuesday to record sales as most predicted it would be. One of the major improvements for Halo 3 is the player/game data available to the public to view on Bungie.net. Bungie records absolutely every stat imaginable and makes those stats available on their gamer portal. view my […]
By StrangeWork.com: Looking for an easy free online way to learn a foreign language? TryMango.com is the site you’ve been looking for! I decided to give “Spanish for English Speakers” a shot. TryMango.com uses a flash based teaching tool with a massive library of lessons. Spanish for English Speakers has 103 lessons with 50-80 slides […]
By StrangeWork.com: StartupWeekend.com is back at it again, this time in New York City. If you read my previous post on Startup Weekend then you already familiar with them. The concept is simple, get as many professionals as you can in a room for a weekend and create a startup! This weekend they have decided […]
By StrangeWork.com: After reading Jeff’s post about BlogRush.com, I decided to give it a shot. To be honest this is the first I’ve heard of BlogRush. BlogRush is basically a widget for your blog that shows related blog posts from the blogosphere. So what’s the benefit? BlogRush will display your new blog post links inside […]
By StrangeWork.com: Yesterday was International Talk Like a Pirate Day and boy was it big in the Web 2.0 world this year. It seemed everywhere you looked there was a Pirate themed logo, Pirate jokes, and more ARRRS than you wanted to read. Flickr changed their logo for the day and Meebo introduced new pirate […]
By StrangeWork.com: Looking for a web 2.0 way to organize your finances? Look no further than Mint.com. Mint takes the effort out of money managing with their unique online tools. The biggest draw to Mint.com is the simplicity of it. After creating a user account simply enter your banks online login information. Mint.com then connects […]
By StrangeWork.com: The TechCrunch40 conference kicks off today in San Francisco. TechCrunch40 is a conference put together by internet drama king Jason Calacanis. They have selected 40 of the hottest startups to demo their products to a panel of experts over a 2 day period. TechCrunch40 also has a DemoPit allowing an additional 100 startups […]
By StrangeWork.com. Do you wish you could get some cool Web 2.0 merchandise, but don’t live anywhere near a coastline? No problem thanks to a new site StartupSchwag.com. StartupSchwag is basically a Web 2.0 t-shirt of the month club. For a small fee of $19.55, which includes the standard $14.95 fee and $4.60 for shipping, […]
By StrangeWork.com. Do you shop online? Of course you do, who doesn’t these days? Welcome Shoeboxed.com to the scene. Shoeboxed is a new startup with a pretty clever idea: organizing and tracking your online shopping receipts. After a quick registration Shoeboxed will provide you with an email address that you can use at online stores […]
By StrangeWork.com. Blogosphere chatter can make or break a new startup in this Web 2.0 world. Web startups are always looking for press to help promote their new site to the world, but bad press can quickly run a startup straight into the ground. Quechup.com has accomplished just that. Apparently a few days after signing […]
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