February 7th, 2010
FanPulse gives the best way to follow your favorite teams and to talk to your friends about sports. FanPulse allows you tell everyone what games you’re watching, celebrate big plays, trash-talk your friends, and stay up to date on the teams, games and friends you care about. FanPulse was founded in 2009 by Vishwas Prabhakara, Joe Pestro and Art Chang – three sports fans. The idea behind FanPulse is to allow you to “follow” your favorite sports teams news, games, and scores in bite-sized chunks. Fans can check-in to games to chat and trash-talk with friends who are also watching – it’s like being at the game together!
FanPulse is now available in the iPhone AppStore as a free app to to transform your iPhone into a game-tracking, push-notifying, trash-talking sports tool. Upon downloading the iPhone app, fans can set up their favorite teams and find other friends that are using FanPulse via Facebook, Twitter and their iPhone address book.Fans can then “Check-in” to a game, telling all their friends they are watching, and immediately shout, or send a message, to friends who are also watching the game. Fans can also enter their Facebook and Twitter logins to publish all their check-ins and shouts.You can find FanPulse in the App Store here for free.

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February 6th, 2010
Everyone could watch TV online nowadays, this is truly another wonderful addition entertainment capabilities of your computer. TVGorge is promoting what millions of international citizens have wanted for years from streaming site Hulu. TVGorge breaks through international barriers by bringing fresh American TV content to viewers outside of the United States. There are currently 120 TV shows available, with full seasons available for shows such as Californication, 24 and 30 Rock, among many others.
TVGorge uses searching and indexing techniques to detect and gather content from third-party TV streaming websites around the world. TVGorge explaines that its proprietary script is capable of detecting the best source for TV shows. Compilation of the information is done automatically for its database. Each video has high quality and functioning properly as it is manually screened. It claims TV.com, Hulu, TVGuide and TVDuck as “partners.” The site does not store video files on its own servers and simply uses links or embeds from other sites.
This site- still in beta testing – is a free, no-membership-required source for the latest episodes of all your favourite shows. TVGorge claims to fully respect the intellectual property rights of third parties.

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February 5th, 2010
MoneyDesktop.com. offers you to manage your money more efficiently through a new website. Moneydesktop offers a range of features and modules including debt elimination, Financial management money saving opportunities and a lot more in a single SMALL package.
This software is easy to use and you could start off with literally basic computer knowledge. MoneyDesktop helps users identify their immediate financial needs and prepare for the future. While, most financial management programs focus only on the past, allowing users to see the mistakes that were made but failing to provide insight on the current situation.
MoneyDesktop automatically downloads your transactions and account history every day. As you use MoneyDesktop, the software will also automatically categorize transactions you specify, making money management easier than ever.This application is wholly based on the Web. That means you can access it from everywhere, and check the way your finances are headed bit by bit. You can give it the free trial a go at the provided address.

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