To sum up Life 2.0 in a word, that word would be “productivity.” I’m not planning to follow who got funded or the latest MySpace bling; I want to let you know about things that can help you be more productive in your business or in your life. So here’s an article from The Street entitled: Web 2.0 Tools to Boost Your Business’ Productivity.
Similpedia is a new search engine that searches Wikipedia exclusively. You have to enter a url or a paragraph of information for it to work; just a phrase won’t do it. I’d rather it search for any thing including a single term, but it could still have its uses.
Read the Mashbable review.
Postful offers a way to send snailmail letters without ever leaving your computer. Starting at $.99 a letter, it seems to be for the lazy to me, but here you go: Postful. Read/Write Web has a review up.
Looking for more applications to enhance your Web 2.0 life? Simple Spark is a good place to start. This new website provides a breakdown of web applications in the following categories: Media, Living, Office, Organization, Travel, Marketplace, and Finance.
Webware, a CNET site, has announced the results of their poll to determine the “top 100 Webware sites for 2007.”
I didn’t participate in the poll but thought I would take a quick look to see which of these sites/tools I use.
So obviously there is a lot more stuff out there that I should check out. And of course, there is other stuff I am using that didn’t make the top of the list. We’ll be talking about all of that in the days ahead. So what are you using?
Mashable
TechCrunch
