Digg Logo — Digg is a site primarily about news of science and technology. It combines social bookmarking, blogging and syndication with a non-hierarchical, democratic editorial control, which allows it to publish articles on a wide variety of genres. Users submit news stories and suggested sites and make them available to the community, who will judge and value system whose characteristic is measured as rated by users.

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Readers can read the items recommended by others in the “digg all”. When a story receives enough votes (thirty or at a given time interval) is published on the cover. If not, or if many users notificaren failure, history would remain in the “digg all” which could eventually be deleted. The articles are brief summaries of pages with link to the story and presented to the community for the comment. All service is free, but registration is required to post, promote and discuss news. More

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MySQL Logo — MySQL is a database management system data relational, multi-threaded and multi-user with more than six million installations. a MySQL AB since January 2008, subsidiary of Sun Microsystems and this turn of Oracle Corporation since April 2009 — develops MySQL as free software in a dual licensing scheme.

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On one hand it offers under the GNU GPL for any use consistent with this license, but for companies that want to incorporate it into products proprietary to the company must purchase a special license that allows them to this use. It is developed mostly in ANSI C. Unlike projects like Apache, where software is developed by a public community and copyright of the code are held by the individual authors, MySQL is sponsored by a private company, which owns the copyright of most of the code. More

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Google Picasa Logo — Picasa, Inc company began as a photography -based digital Pasadena (California), who produced the program organizer of photos of the same name, an adaptation or version of Microsoft Windows from the original iPhoto from Apple. In July of 2004, Google acquired Picasa and made ​​available to all, free, software Picasa. Parallel to the development of software Picasa, Google developed a web photo service through the Web under the name of Picasaweb. With the development of Google Picasaweb abandoned the project Hello, your previous service publication of photographs on the website of that is still hanging the main web page with the note of farewell and close the Hello team.

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The Picasa program allows the inventory of all computer graphics files, sorting and order, and also includes tools for editing and retouching. The program interacts with picasaweb allowing the photos placed directly on the albums. Currently distributed in 38 languages. And just released version for Mac. More

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deviantART Logo — deviantART (also known as dA for short) is a website that brings together an international community of artists in the network. The site has its own mascot, a sort of robotic cat named Fella, which sometimes tends to be the official spokesperson for the news in the community.

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Space is virtual, in which each user can show their art and take advantage of network capabilities for submission to the comments and criticisms from anyone, especially other artists. DeviantART is open to many types of artists, but mainly related to the visual arts and graphics, as photographers, graphic designers, artists pixel, or painters, but there are literary works or fanfiction, films, skins for programs or pages, flash content, crafts, etc.. The site has a dynamic range of categories to sort the works that are uploaded daily, first organized in different branches of art and as the means by which they were created (traditional, digital), followed by more specific subcategories. The website is also enabled to subscribers. More

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Vimeo Logo — Vimeo is a social network of Internet -based video, released in November 2004 by the company InterActiveCorp (IAC). The place to share and store digital video for users to comment on the page each. Users must be registered to upload videos, create your profile, upload avatars, comment and create playlists of favorites.

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Vimeo does not support TV commercials, demonstrations of video games, pornography or any content that has been created by the user. The site also has earned a reputation as “image provider” for various artists, due to high bit rate and resolution of your videos. Since October 2007, Vimeo offers an option for high-definition video. More

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Baidu Logo — Baidu is a search engine based Chinese Beijing founded in late 1999 by Robin Li and Eric Xu. Its design is similar to Google and includes the ability to search for news, pictures and songs, among other functions. Its name comes from a classic Chinese poem poet Xin Qiji, during the Song Dynasty, about a man seeking the love of his life. In August 2010, is the sixth most visited site on the Internet.

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Baidu.com estimated that in 2007 users of Internet search engines in China will reach 187 million (compared to 115 million in 2005). However, it may also have problems with the Chinese authorities, which maintain greater control over Internet access in that country. More

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