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Ever wondered how you could unmask those punks calling anonymously? At least if you are living in the US you can. Features include number unmasking, call recording, voicemail transcription, blocking of unwanted callers, resolving of caller number and name and an online management interface.

The most basic features are included in the free plan, but if you really want to be a secret agent, you might wanna check out their paid plans, as well.

We are definitely waiting for TrapCall to come to Europe. Many punks in Europe.

Sumo Paint is a free online image editing tool that gives you the opportunity to create, edit and comment images online with powerful tools and layer support.

Features include layer effects and blending modes, shape, brush and ink tools, text, clone stamp, eraser, filters like blur, noise, color balance, and many more, gradient tools, gravity, shape trails, symmetry tools, magic wand, lasso, smudge and so on and so forth.

[via Sumo Paint]

Three years ago, Pandora emerged from the early ocean of upcoming Web 2.0 ventures soon to be known worldwide. Since then, many intelligent, automized music playing and playlist generating concepts were spottet. Now, there finally is one with some fundamental backing: MTV MUSIC.

Since MTV was there from the beginning, you will also find rare vintage videos from The Mamas & The Papas, Michael Jackson, Nirvana, and many, many more…

Everybody loves remixes, but only if they hit your taste. What if you could make your own remixes from any song you want with every sample you can think of? What if you could take your own music and remix it with any other song on this planet? And what if you could even spare spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars for equipment? Well, you can.

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Doodle helps finding suitable dates for group events, e.g., an appointment, a conference call, a family reunion, etc. Doodle is particularly useful to people who do not use a common calendar. In addition to scheduling events, Doodle also supports polls in general.

That is, groups can conveniently decide on options other than dates: the movie for the next movie night, the logo of the new Web site, the restaurant for the Christmas dinner, etc.

Doodle is a Web-based service which is free, requires no registration and no software installation.

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]

See who twitters what, and where. Live geolocalizing and a pretty catchy design guarantee for a great user experience. Also, you can directly ‘twitt’ from twittearth, as your message is being delivered directly to Twitter.com.

[via twittearth]

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 site allows users to publish and share products with the broader public which they find cool, innovative, exceptionally beautiful, or just weird. Included with every item is a link to an online shop where it can be purchased. Every user has the option to rate other users’ postings.

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