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44Tips: Bookmarking the Popular Web

44Tips is a site where you can find popular web services on the internet. It also doubles as a visual bookmarking site. You can also import your Delicious bookmarks to your 44Tips account making it your home page for bookmarked services of your choice and the most popular ones available online.

The service uses the APIs of different services such as YouTube, Flickr, Delicious, DePers, Last.Fm and Thumbshots to bring you a unique and user-friendly web experience. Searching the site for images, music, photos, online radio stations, games and videos is as easy as clicking the appropriate category and performing your search. Adding them to your favorites or finding similar items can easily be done by clicking the “save” or “similar” button. All saved items will be imported by the site and stored in your Favorites folder.

What I like about the site is that you don’t have to leave 44Tips in order to view the bookmarked photos, videos, music and games. They are automatically imported to your 44Tips account and can be accessed from the site without changing location. If you are looking for a one-stop site for the most popular, if not the best, web services with an easy bookmarking and recommendation feature, check out 44Tips.

Tags: 44Tips, bookmarking site, Popular Bookmarks, Popular Sites, Popular Web

Iminta What?

It’s hard to keep track of what your friends are into nowadays, especially online. With so many discovery sites, online games and social networks out there, checking out each and everyone of them can be time consuming.

Iminta hopes to give a solution in keeping in touch of the growing number of social services in the internet. It’s a social service that lets you keep in track of your friends’ social network activities and at the same time sharing yours. Iminta will let you plug all the sites that you are using into one service. A single profile of all the stuff you’re doing online will be created for you and you can choose from a list of popular services like YouTube, Flickr, Stumbleupon, Digg and many others to add to your profile. You don’t have to register in all you friends social service to share photos, videos, articles and other internet stuff. The service also lets you control what your friends sees from your profile and what you see from theirs. This will prevent clutter in profiles especially from heavy twitter users.

The service also lets you add content to your profile by using their “Iminta It” bookmarklet. If you find a website or a page that interests you and want to share it with your Iminta friends, just highlight the article or page and click on the bookmarklet and click add then the content along with the URL will be added your profile. You can also get your profile in one RSS feed and place it in your blog and other social accounts that supports RSS and get updates of your friends’ via email and RSS feeds.

This is an interesting and potentially useful site to watch out for. The website is still in invite only beta, you can sign up for an invitation at their site or get an invitation from me and share to me the stuff that you’re “inta”.

Tags: bookmark, bookmarking site, Digg, flickr, iminta, Social Networking, stumbleupon, youtube