We don’t have too many desktop until we are a remote system manager.We are socialized with FaceBook, Twitter; kept in touch by messengers like MSN, Yahoo, Google talk; informed news by feeds and many more. We often have number of tabs opened in our browser for different purpose. Web applications trends are moving towards a single view workplace for surfing internet with RIA/AJAX content.

With new startup Schmedley we can work on different web application just sitting in one place. It is just another web 2.0 RIA that provides useful widgets for browsing around the Web. May people using Netvibes, Pageflakes, iGoogle will really find Schmedley more interesting.

It is not impossible to have all the web applications in a single page when they turned to web services and a distributed database in next 10 years or when semantic web becomes possible. Get invited soon for public beta from Schmedley.

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Last year started techcrunch conference for startups was successful with 40 new startup participants where mint, a finance management application was selected as winner. On September 8-10 over 50 new startups with killer ideas made successful launch to the web 2.0 world. Yammer was the winner for TechCrunch50.

Yammer- Yet Another Twitter, Start Yammering today

Yammer is a tool for making companies and organizations more productive through the exchange of short frequent answers to one simple question: “What are you working on?” Just like in Twitter we can follow others, discuss matters etc. with Yammer.

Yammer is yet another Twitter. It gives Twitter messaging system within companies or say it is a private Twitter only for employees of a specific company. In my view this is just another web 2.0 model backing off the old style forum based discussion used within a company. For the administrative control over the people discussion, companies have to pay for yammer but it is still free to large group of employees.

It just takes your private company email to start Yammering. Why not give a try?

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With the popularity of social network, India has already taken pace towards social shopping too. A Banglore based company has a new product named Storrz which was announced in an indian conference proto.in. They already got 6500+ product within over 130 categories from India only. I think there is no plan to go global right now. Storrz seems to have a lot of Web 2.0 stuffs, for usability and interface it has no question so far. With AJAX search & navigation, users are pushed to web 2.0 social shopping experience.

Still Storrz has no competitors in India. Other similar sites are CrowdStrom, Yelp and Kaboodle Which covers global market.