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Weblin is a new way to interact in the world of web 2.0. After registration you create a small 2D avatar which travels with you as you surf the web. The avatars can look like real people, fantasy figures and much more and show up at the bottom of the browser’s screen, where you can start chatting and interacting with other visitors on the same page (if they have weblin).

The creators of weblin are based in Germany, however, the website and the controls are available in multiple languages – including chat room localization.
As weblin is still in beta, the service is only available to Windows users, but there is a weblin.lite version for the rest of us.

Sample image:

[via weblin]

There are tons of social networks on the internet nowadays, and it becomes more and more important to just know about the important ones. Badoo! has become one of those over the past years, showing off some 14 Mio. users worldwide.
They state, that their niche is the presentation of social creativity and personal talent. The user interface is rather graphical and more attractive than most of their competitors and the home screen even breaks with regular traditions.

Sign up and find out more…

[via Badoo!]

Yes, job listings and employment networks aren’t exactly new to the internet. However, who didn’t dream of working in Spain?! The country where the sun kisses the beach, where culture meets couture, where the beach touches your skin gently like warm snow… Where lavender pours splendor over your senses like honey spread on raspberry tarts. OK, let me get in line here. BUT! Spain is and will ever be one of the most interesting and beloved countries in Europe, so why not spend a year or two to gain work experience or just completely change your life?

In latter case, Jobby.es is first aid to those who seek an upgrade in life. For those who always dreamed of working where the rest spends their two weeks of sun exposure and childhood horror.

If you are the one ready for a change, check back on Jobby.es and get your life back!

[via Jobby.es]

Radar.net is a website that allows users to share pictures and videos. Only those people chosen by the user can then view the uploaded content. It is targeted at people who use mobile phones with cameras to take pictures.
Radar.net is similar to other websites such as Flickr. Uploading can be done either using a computer, or by sending the picture or video from a camera phone to a personalized email address.

The site has been redesigned recently, adding more functionality and a bunch of new features. One of this features is My Radar, which is the hub of the new site, and where you’ll find the latest posts from all of your friends (both groups and individuals) and Gallery channels you subscribe to: everything on your Radar. From My Radar, you can also access and manage your friends and subscriptions by selecting the appropriate link on the left-hand side of the page.

[via Radar.net and Wikipedia]

The Pacemaker device hit the Sonar, a multimedial music fair in Barcelona, like a shooting star in 2007. Now in 2008, the handheld device which appears like a dj-iPod with extremely professional functionalities is finally available. The iTunes-like pendant and management software – The Pacemaker Editor – is available for free and enables its users to mix sets at an ease never experienced. Forget two channels. There is only one linear and visual sound channel which makes it very easy to set up mixes by drag & drop usability with automatic beat matching and many more effects. Looks good, sounds good, feels good.

The online pacemaker community brings to you a broad variety of mixes that can be listen to like a common internet radio. After a quick registration, the pacemaker software enables you to upload your mixes and handles all the hustles of encoding, trackmarking, etc. Definitely worth a try for those music lovers and djs out there.

Available for Windows and Mac.