iRadar: Cool Websites and Tools [May 26th]

Friday, May 27, 2011

Cool Websites and Tools [May 26th]

Check out some of the latest MakeUseOf discoveries. Most of the listed websites are FREE or come with a decent free account option. If you want to have similar cool website round-ups delivered to your daily email, subscribe here.

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Webkey – Your smartphone offers an array of features that can become difficult to handle on the phone’s little screen. In certain situations, especially app testing, controlling the phone through your web browser would be more convenient. If you are looking for a tool that will help you to do this, check out Webkey. Read more: Webkey: Remotely Control Your Android Through Your Web Browser

		Lightworks – Free high quality software does not come often, especially in technologies like video editing. Fortunately, the Lightworks project offers a lightweight, free and open source video editing software that offers the same feature set as what you get from programs that costs thousands of dollars. Read more: Lightworks: Lightweight Open Source Video Editing Software

		Busy Me.Lite – It is quite embarrassing to have your phone ring at inappropriate times such as during meetings or in church. The vibrate option helps alert you of calls and messages without disturbing people nearby. To ensure that your phone enters the vibrate mode at special events, check out a tool called “Busy Me Lite”, a smartphone application for Android devices. Read more: Busy Me.Lite: Automatically Set Your Phone To Vibrate During Events On Google Calendar

		TwtRoulette – People who follow you on Twitter can view your Tweets and see your latest Twitter activity. Now TwtRoulette presents a great way to view the timeline of random Twitter people and those who follow you to find great stuff spontaneously. You can see what people get to see on their Twitter. Read more: TwtRoulette: View Random Twitter Users’ Timelines

		Utopic – is a new service that lets you see the content – be it links, photos or videos – that’s popular among your connections on the 3 main social sites: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. It pulls in the data related to what’s trending in your social circle. The activities of your friends are properly classified into various categories. Read more: Utopic: See What’s Popular Among Your Friends Online

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