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Pi.pe is a cloud-based digital media transfer and migration service which allows you to easily migrate, backup, share or print any number of digital media files between many social media services such as Facebook Profiles and FB Pages, Picasa, Flickr, Google Drive, Dropbox, Shutterfly, CX, Box, Instagram, Photobucket, MySpace, Smugmug,  and many more.

You can transfer whole albums or individual files and can modify title, description and tags for each file if you want to.

Free to use.

Interesting info and news: http://blog.pixelpipe.com/ (last updated April 20, 2012)

Try it out now: http://pi.pe/

A chiunque può venire una buona idea, ma ai visionari vengono grandi idee, più e più volte. E il bello è che si può imparare ad essere un visionario.

Shanti is a web app which makes it easy to create and generate embedding-code for a number of visual, graphical and data-driven outputs such as video, charts, maps, timelines and more.

In other words, "SHIVA is a web application that provides a simple and consistent interface to open source and open access tools on the web, such as Google's Visualization Toolkit and Maps, YouTube, Vimeo, and Kaltura videos, the SIMILE timeline from MIT, and images from ARTstor, Flickr, and Picasa."

"The data that drives the charts and timelines can come directly from Google Doc's online spreadsheets, facilitating collaboration between multiple contributors. The maps can have any number of overlays, including markers, images, such as historical photos, and online KML GIS files for more involved geographic information."

There is also the option to add an "annotation layer" to any of the embeddable objects generated.

"The annotation layer will enable the creating and sharing of hand-drawn and graphical annotations to be overlayed atop any of the elements, offering new narrative and communication opportunities that support inquiry."

SHIVA was developed at the University of Virginia's Science, Humanities and Arts Network of Technological Initiatives (SHANTI).

Try out SHIVA right now: http://www.viseyes.org/shiva/

Robin Good: TalkTyper is a web-based app that allows you to talk into any microphone connected to your computer and to have your words immediately typed and ready to copied and pasted into any traditional document.

TalkTyper goes beyond simple real-time transcription by offering you:

-> alternative words and interpretations

-> the ability to edit the transcription on the fly

-> the option to immediately save the transcribed text in a special editable area, and to then send it out via email, Twitter, or to translate automatically into another language.

I have personally tried the app, which is extremely simple to use, and I must say that as long as you do not use fancy words, and keep your pace rather slow, TalkTyper does an impressive job of capturing and transcribing your words into actual text.

It is possible also to insert punctuation marks while you talk by calling them up specifically during dictation. 

TalkTyper works in over 16 different languages including English (US and UK), German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Russian.

The app is free to use.

Try it out for yourself now: http://talktyper.com/ 

Breezi is a new free web app which allows you to design and create web sites with pixel-precision control while providing editing-in-place and collection of great content modules to customize your pages.

Free for everyone who signs in before the end of June.

Check out this video to see how Breezi works: http://youtu.be/4kleA2GDwoM

Getting started video: http://breezi.com/hello/

Q&A: http://breezi.com/questions/

Find out more: http://breezi.com/