List Of Applications Running on the Adobe Integrated Runtime

1. Pownce by Leah Culver, Daniel Burka, Kevin Rose, Shawn Allen
2. Pownce Desktop Client by the guys above
3. San Dimas by eBay
4. mxnaQUBE by Phil Chung
5. VEED by Ben Honda-Rottler
6. Apollo Twitter Application by Lee Brimelow
   
7. MyMovieMatch beta by matchmine
8. Kuler Desktop by Adobe
9. Tweetr by Bluespark
10. SearchCoders Dashboard by Searchcoders
11. StudioCloud by StudioCloud
12. yourminis.com Desktop Widgets by goowy media, inc.
13. Finetune Desktop by Finetune
14. CodePeek PureMVC Demo by PureMVC
15. Apollo 3D Test Application by rost
16. Employee Directory by Adobe
17. Fresh by Adobe
18. MapCache by Adobe
    
19. Maptacular by Adobe
20. PeekAgenda by Adobe
21. PixelPerfect by Adobe
22. Salsa by Adobe
23. Scout by Adobe
24. ScreenPlay by Adobe
25. Signet by Adobe
26. MINI DIGG by Joe Johnston
    
27. D'Lite by Thai Huynh
    
28. DiggGraphr Desktop by Arpit Mathur
29. AppleCare Search for AIR by Jack in The Box Software, Inc.
30. Apollo Picasa by Denis V.
31. OnAIR by Edward Mansouri
32. AddressBookExtreme by Edward Mansouri
33. Adobe-Announcements by Razvan Andrei Surdu
34. AIR in Flight by Mike Givens
35. AIR Flex by Mike Givens
36. AIR Math Quiz Bowl by Mike Givens
37. Adobe AIR Music Player by Peter Ent
38. AIR Video Player by Mike Givens
39. Air's eyes by lafabrick.com
40. AIRTV by Edward Mansouri
41. Apollo Desktop Photos by Janvarev Vladislav
42. CleVR Stitcher by Sphex LLP
43. DiggTop by gskinner.com
44. EarthStats by Xe-Media
45. Educator Desktop by Edward Mansouri
46. FlexManiacs by Edward Mansouri
47. Flickrin by Ashwinee Dash
48. FotoBooth by Rich Tretola
49. HTMLExample by Edward Mansouri
50. iPhone by Knoware 2007
51. Limitless Quest by Andrew Wooldridge
52. MAX 2007 Countdown by Mike Givens
53. Mii Editor by MiiEditor.com
54. Model Selector by Kaushik Datta
55. MonitR by Brandon Ellis
56. MyVacation by Edward Mansouri
57. NabAIR by Niels Bruin
58. Onyx-VJ by Onyx-VJ
59. Project Tracker by Jacob Wright
60. Qurl by Ronnie Liew
61. scripKeepR by Chris Seahorn
    
62. Spirograph by Kaushik Datta
63. StudioCloud by DaVinci's Desk Inc.
64. test-browser by saumya ray
65. toteNpost by Chris Seaborn
66. Tweetr by Bluespark Interactive
67. TwittAIR by theflexblog
68. twitterAIR by Aaron West
69. Vehicle Comparison by Kaushik Datta
70. WebSnapshot by Daniel Wanja
    

The Most Beautiful Training Videos Online

Total Training Online is a video website that offers subscription to their array of online training videos. The topics on offer include Flash, Access, ASP.Net, Expression, the CS3 Suite and the list goes on and on. In essence, the videos on offer are very well-updated and comprehensive.

What is most impressive is the high quality of the streaming videos. I thought it looked to be shot in HD to me and true enough, according to Total Training, all their videos were shot in full high-definition. There is also a separate website tab that gives you access to all the project files that you need.

A free 2 day pass gives users the ability to watch 20 minutes of each course. An all access pass cost $250 annually while there are also separate passes for their Microsoft, Adobe and CS3 suites.

Check it out, the videos look gorgeous.

Total Training Online

Windows Live Mobile Search Version 2.0 Gets Online

Version 2 of Windows Live Mobile Search adds movie showtimes, more local data, mobile virtual earth maps and directions.

The application is available for download free and provides coverage of both the US and the UK. Versions for three platforms are currently available - .Net for Windows Mobile devices, J2ME for other platforms and a beta Blackberry version.

Brain Games For The Web Generation

Started by a Stanford University graduate, Lumosity is a website that guides you through a series of brain tests that have been designed to increase your brain power (memory, attention, processing speed and cognitive control). A progress tracker records your progress while most of the tests are flash-based.

Lumos Lab lists are many as 8 Ph.D.s who are advisers to the cognitive fitness program. The fees for usage of the website, as expected, as not cheap. There is a 2-week trial after which users will have to pay $79.95 for a full year of usage.

The free Lumosity blog does provide very useful health information for free though.

Full marks for the creative use of technology and full marks for its health benefits. The yearly fee is still too costly in my opinion.

Auctomatic For Ebay Users

Auctomic is a tool that is aimed at online business owners. It was designed to give sellers the ability to monitor real-time inventory levels. At the same time, it makes use of listing templates, scheduling and bulk listing to aid in the sales of items. The site is expected to work well with eBay.

The founders include Harjeet Taggar, Kulveer Taggar, Patrick Collison and John Collison. John and Patrick are brothers. Paul Graham and Paul Buchheit (employee 23rd at Google) are some of the investors.

Initial angel investing has already raised $400k on top of the funding Paul Graham's Y Combinator provided.

Interested users can sign up to be notified at launch.

The Best P2PTV Service You Have Never Heard Of

Before Joost there was Zattoo. Started in June 2006, the P2PTV service grants users access to European channels and licensed content. The project was started by researchers from the University of Michigan and the private company currently has offices in Zurich (Switzerland) and San Francisco.

Unfortunately, content is currently restricted to viewing in the following countries - Switzerland, Denmark, Spain and the United Kingdom. The video format is based on H.264 and is generally of very high quality. Clients area are available for Mac OS X and Windows 2000, XP and even Vista.

According to the company, one out of five broadband user in Switzerland currently uses Zattoo, which is amazing statistics for any internet company.

Using Technology To Make A Wish Come True

Wishood was first launched at the end of 2006. Co-founder Liar Katz was inspired to create the website after he realized how fun "wish exchanging" was with his wife. His current goal - to help people make their wishes come true.

Users can choose to make a wish or grant a wish. By describing their wishes in detail, users can utilize the website to make their wishes known. On the other hand, the website also allows users to browse through wishes and grant wishes. The user whose dream gets granted may then wish to write a testimonial about the granter of the wish.

A website that is simply just good karma.

I like the motto - "Behind every name there's a world of wishes"

Wishood

Skiners Joins The P2PTV Crowd With Silverlight Solution

London-based Skinkers have been working on a P2P solution named LiveStation that gives users the ability to watch live television. Microsoft Research has a minority stake in Skinkers while the guy sat Skinkers have also done some work with the Redmond company before.

It is one of the first service to be based on Microsoft's Silverlight technology. Currently, there is only one channel but several broadcasters have expressed interest. It is envisioned to be able to provide audience the ability to watch TV on a variety of screens - at home, cell phones and at public places.

A beta version is available for Windows while a Mac version is currently in the works. The final version is due out this October.

A LiveStation video demo below:


Video: LiveStation Demo