The client also lets you upload some screenshots from the game using Twitpic. TwitPic and will then send the tweet automatically when you log in, enter an instance or get an achievement. Tweetcraft also caught the attention of Twitter co-founder Biz Stone. He has written a post regarding this. Well watch this video to know more.

On these sample pages, you can see the related items from Blogs, Twitter, Flickr and also the comments containing the given term in real time. The site is is set to be open for everyone this month and it will come with an API as well.

Currently, the results that are displayed are the ones just containing the term despite much relevancy. There isn't a link-indexing system in place and just a steady stream of data that may be in some way related to the search term. The website states about Collecta saying, "the web's most powerful real time search engine" remains to be seen. We'll be staying tuned for the full launch later this month.

Collecta's team includes CEO Gerry Campbell, formerly president of search and content technologies for Reuters, SVP of search for AOL, and AltaVista strategist.

With the desktop application, you can choose your friends and groups the updates of whom you’d love to see on your desktop. You can also set up a Friendfeed group containing your dearest ones and receive updates whenever they comment or post something.

This desktop application also allows you to comment on your friends but makes the task a bit cheesy as it opens up a new browser window to do so. If you have a lot of friends who are active on social networks, blogs etc, you will have to scroll down a heck of a lot to see all those updates. It would be better if there would be an option for filtering out updates only in some preferred criteria.

Anyway this desktop widget is a cool one and will save your time and make you at ease to some extent.

The mobile platform Mikz that Conveneer is building will be able to assign a URL to mobile phones, making the content on phones accessible on the Web. Like if your phone has a URL like http://mymobile.me.uk, other Web applications and services can access the data that is present in your phone. Mikz can pull vital information from your phone like your contacts, photos, ringtones, music and other files. It creates a Web interface for your phone.

The company is convincing both handset manufacturers mobile service providers to add the service in new phones. Carriers can provide all customers their own mobile URL. But carriers are likely to charge extra for this service.

A few weeks ago, an iPhone application called ServersMan@iPhone was launched which could turn your iPhone to a webserver.

Google explains this way,"Sometimes, multi-tasking on the computer can be a maddening process if you have to constantly switch between different programs and files. Try using the Quick Search Box: it lets you easily search both your computer and the Web from a slick-looking search box that comes up only when you need it,"

The new application can be launched by clicking on the Google logo on the taskbar. If you love keyboard shortcuts, you can also do it by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Space. the program launcher is actually a very good and useful feature.

Quick Search Box is similar to the homonymous feature from Google Desktop, which only shows results from your computer. The Quick Search Box should have been better if bundled with Google Desktop and it is likely to confuse Google Desktop users. This Quick Search Box doesn't offer enough functionality and is unmatched with Windows Vista's search box.