"Don't Web Alone" is the motto of Browzmi and over the past two years they have made this goal come true. What is it? "Browzmi gives you a personalized and social web browsing experience that you can access from any computer. Browzmi is for having fun, sharing and discovering stuff on the web. We did not build it to replace your web browser - it's your browsing account that you can use alongside your other web applications like email, calendar etc..."

This morning I got a kwippy invite from @dipankar (or was it @mayank? idk) and signed-up, set-up a profile, and logged into the IM bot (beta@kwippy.com) via gtalk. Eh, another micro-blog? What is kwippy and why is it taking up my time? "In kwippy, the whole focus is on the Instant Messenger." O.K. so now you have my attention...

Recently Plurk has added a new feature, find your Twitter Friends on Plurk.  Simply log-in to your plurk account, then click on My Friends, then Find/Invite Friends and last Find you Twitter friends on Plurk.  (See images)

Timelope, Smallwords, Adaptiveblue, and Plurk.

These glossy Twitter Icons are created from scratch using Photoshop. The zipped pack contains 256×256, 128×128, 80×80, 64×64, 48×48, 32×32, 24×24, 16×16 (approx. dimensions) PNG image, which you can use for free, on your sites, blogs, projects etc. provided you stick to the terms of use displayed below and within the pack.

Google rocked the %*$# world with there adverts (signs, signs, everywhere there are signs). Eventually the primitive trading skills of a restless generation kicked in. “Oh, If I give you this space... Your give me money? OK!” Bingo... Yet in the Web 2.0 world I'll be able to take my portable advert to YOUR web-site and post-it, & then come back in a month to reap the harvest {if harvest}. Blah! “More than 1,500 Facebook users have started placing advertisements on their own profile pages–despite the social networking site’s rule against such ads.”