Depot.js is a localStorage wrapper with a simple and effective API.
Depot.js can save, update, find and destroy local storage data.
The library integrates well with AMD and CommonJS loaders, but if none are present, it will attach itself to the current window.
While the fact that library provides an effective wrapper of Depot.js is laudable, it still won’t work on IE<8, which is of course not the fault of this library but makes it less viable.
Fridge enables anyone to instantly create simple and private social networks to share photos, messages, and events with friends and groups.
Fridge is the simplest way to plan, coordinate and share your group events and outings with friends. See what’s new with Fridge and create an event today!
Fridge is freedom from the typical social network. Fridge is free from status updates from people you barely know, friend requests from random strangers, and people asking you to answer personality quizzes. Fridge is freedom to update your status from the beach, upload those pictures from the party last weekend, plan your upcoming vacation with family, or share your eclectic music taste with your friends in separate discrete groups without pulling in your entire social graph.
Fridge is a social space that is free from the annoying uncle, ex-coworker, or random guy you met at a conference. But hey, they don’t want you in their Fridge group either…
Cardmobili is a mobile service to manage loyalty, rewards and membership cards. Cardmobili allows users to carry their cards on mobile phones and present them in store, collect and use rewards, and share cards and information with friends in social networks.
With Cardmobili in your phone, it is now easier to find your favorite and most used cards. Mark them as favorites and get quicker access. Try it now!
Sharing shopping experiences with loyalty cards is now possible with Cardmobili. Tell your friends about the cards you use, the way you save and the app that allows you to do that on your mobile phone. It’s easy and they will enjoy the tips.
FindTheBest is an objective comparison engine that allows you to find a topic, compare your options and select the best choice for you.
FindTheBest is an objective, socially curated comparison engine that allows you to find a topic, compare your options and decide what’s best for you. Ultimately, FindTheBest allows you to make faster and more informed decisions by allowing you to easily compare all the available options, view expert ratings on products and services and read and write reviews on millions of listings.
FindTheBest is organized into nine broad categories including: Arts and Entertainment, Business and Economy, Education, Health, Reference, Science, Society, Sports and Recreation and Technology. Each category includes dozens of Apps from Adventure Travel Vacations to Job Websites. Each App consists of a variety of related listings—from Vail and Whistler ski resorts under the Ski Resorts App to Barack Obama and Angelina Jolie under the Celebrities App—and each listing can be sorted by numerous key filters.
“Looking to hang out? Find out what your friends are up to, have a conversation or get a group together. Ditto makes it easy to get recommendations about restaurants, movies and things to do. Download the app, and start Dittoing!”
See what your friends are doing, when they’re looking for a friend to join them for coffee, what movie they’re going to see, and what their evening plans are.
The app is notable because it was created by Jyri Engeström, who previously founded Jaiku, a Twitter competitor that Google bought in 2007. Engeström was then Google’s “head of social,” but left dissatisfied in 2009. Pieces of the never-released product he’d been developing at Google showed up in Google Buzz, Profiles and Latitude, according to Engeström.
Head for the iTunes download link and enjoy :)
Recently, 0.4.2, the latest version of Lightspark was released.
su -c 'rpm -ivh http://hicham.fedorapeople.org/lightspark/lightspark-release-0-1.noarch.rpm' // downloading Lightspark for Fedora core
Although Flash might become close-to-obsolete with the <video> tag, Lightspark offers a whole new take on Flash players.
The main features of Lightspark:
Lightspark is currently available for linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, etc.
12 February, 2013
By Lauris Veips
