PROS

• * Simple, clean design.
• * Video option.
• * Good results.
• * A short link to share on twitter, facebook, etc.

CONS 

• * No playlist options.
• * No share via embed available.

I have been looking for a site like this for sometime now, just missing the playlist to become a BIG FAN.

That’s it, I told you it was quick.

The video and audio quality it’s as good (if not better) than skype. Also the calls are pretty stable and options for full screen video and move and minimize your video window are good.

BUT (there’s always a but) the only thing so far in which case I prefer skype it’s the option to start or end the video in a call without ending the call.

Of course, the option of having the voice and video inside the browser makes the gmail option more appealing.

Gmail voice and video chat

Search for new workouts, nutritional information, join groups of like-minded exercisers, participate in challenges, and find “GymBuddies” to serve as accountability partners and morale boosters.

The layout of the site is clean and the functions easy to access. The home base of your Gyminee experience is “My Locker Room” where you can track a variety of fitness goals from defaults like body weight, body fat, resting heart rate, and size measurements, to custom user-defined entries like mile times, lap speed, or any other fitness goal you want to track.

The locker room also has charts to map out your progress, a journal for detailing your fitness transformation, and a section for progress pictures so everyone can see how you went from Cubicle Jockey to Jacked and Tan. Thanks jonny6pak!

Link: Gyminee

Source | LifeHacker

Overall, the appearance is a little less busy, the lines are a little cleaner, and the important areas hopefully stick out a little more, making Google Analytics even more appealing to use.

Source: Web Analytics

After a few click here and there I found MIdomi, a service that allows search for songs based on a tune recorded by you. I give it a try and in the first try found that the song was “humming” was No One by Alicia Keys. Believe me it’s a really great service in tune matching because I’m a really bad singer.

[Midomi]

Doug Hamlin from Mashable just released an interesting 8 Ways to Improve Google Maps. Take a look at the headline of their wishes:

• Travel suggestions
• Offline mode
• Make it more social
• More options for MyMaps
• Map quantitative data
• Layers, layer, layers
• GPS data
• English please

I agree with most of this suggestions but the from my point of view the MUST HAVE for the next release of Google Maps has to possibility to upload data from your GPS to Google Maps to review/share your trips (GPS Data).

Take a the complete article here

Here’s is the result for several images searches on TinEye.

I’m really impress with results and all this new technology, BUT the downside I see on TinEye, it’s the I don’t find it usable on daily basis, because how many times do you need to find the locations of images similar like the one you have?

[Thanks Luck]

Here is a list of the new features:

Quick Links: Adds a box to the left column that gives you 1-click access to any bookmarkable URL in Gmail. You can use it for saving frequent searches, important individual messages, and more.

Superstars: Adds additional star icons. After enabling this feature, you can choose which icons you wish to use in the “General” Settings page.

Pictures in chat: See your friends’ profile pictures when you chat with them.

Fixed width font: Adds an option to the reply dropdown menu that lets you view a message in fixed width font.

Mouse gestures: Use your mouse to navigate with gestures. Hold right-click and move the mouse left to go to a previous conversation, move it right to go to the next conversation, and move up to go back to the inbox view. Works best on Windows.

Signature tweaks: Places your signature before the quoted text in a reply, and removes the “–” line that appears before signatures. Can’t use this and the “Random signature” Labs feature at the same time.

Random signature: Rotates among random quotations for your email signature. Can’t use this and the “Signature tweaks” Labs feature at the same time.

Custom date formats: Adds options to the general settings page allowing the date and time format to be changed independent of language. For example, you can use a 24-hour clock (14:57) or show dates with the day first (31/12/07).

Muzzle: Conserves screen real estate by hiding your friends’ status messages.

Old Snakey: Kick it old school with Old Snakey! Enable keyboard shortcuts and hit ‘&’ from the main page to play a game of snake.

Email Addict: Lets you take a break from email and chat by blocking the screen for fifteen minutes and making you invisible in chat.

Hide Unread Counts: Hides the unread counts for inbox, labels, etc.

The setup is really simple (I installed in five minutes), first, you go to http://www.google.com/talk/service/badge/New , configure your badge and copy the badge HTML code and pasted in your blog. If you have WP, like I do, and a widget enable theme, just add a text widget to the sidebar and paste the HTML code in it.

I think this is a great tool to get to know your visitors, so from now on… let’s chat