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$timator is a website that evaluates your website value based on different criteria like: structural value, pages indexed in Search Engines, presence in Social Bookmarking systems, web recognition, backlinks, internal links, domain influence, directory inclusion and many others

This is only sort of a game, don’t try selling your website for this price. [or you may try]

 

If you are a programmer, you will love this little web application. As the description says, Snipt is a place when you can save all your code snippets.

 

 

Bugs and some small stuff I don’t quite like about it [+ some ideas]:

• I can only delete a snippet by clicking on “edit” first.
• I would really love to have the ability to delete multiple snippets or add a tag to multiple snippets.
• [BUG] when adding a new code snippet if I don’t add a tag it gives me a warning, but if I forgot to add the short description [or simply don’t want to add it] the snippet is not added to the database and no warning / info appears.
• When viewing the snippets, it will be excellent to choose between to view-modes: full snippet view & snippet title view – in this way the

Bespin is a Mozilla Labs experiment that proposes an open, extensible web-based framework for code editing that aims to increase developer productivity, enable compelling user experiences, and promote the use of open standards.

To learn more about Bespin, here it is a video tour-guide made by the developers of Bespin:

Introducing Bespin from Dion Almaer on Vimeo.

I played with it a little bit and I really liked the concept.

I can’t wait to see new features ;) [btw – some color schemes will be nice]. What I liked the most is the fact that will allow collaborations to the same file. Maybe a SVN-like system in the future? Who knows…

Go ahead – make an account and give it a try.

1. Cellsea Free Online Ringtone Maker

Cellsea it’s a website that has all kind of stuff for your mobile phone – one of these being a free online ringtone creator. I give it a try and it worked great. The ringtone sounds excellent [it’s on my phone already] and the UI it’s simple, clean and easy to use. You just need to let it load 100%.

IMPORTANT: to save the ringtone you must have an account. It’s free ;)

Formats supported: MP3, midi, wav, aiff, m4a, aac, mp4, wma, flv

2. The Unlocker Online Ringtone Creator

The Unlocker offers an online ringtone creator for free and you don’t need an account to save the ringtone to your mobile/pc.

3. Make Own Ringtone

Make Own Ringtone it’s a website specialized in ringtones. It doesn’t have anything else. Just a ringtone creator and a lot of options to use [by choosing the advanced mode]:

With it I encountered some errors, but I think the server was kind of busy when I test it.

4. ToneBee Online ringtone maker

ToneBee allows you to create and save ringtones, but, just like CellSea, you need to have an account.

If you load your MP3 file, make your selection and when you want to save you see an error like this don’t panic:

Here are the steps for creating a ringtone from your MP3.

Now you can click on Save ;)

5. MyMusicRings

MyMusicRings has the classic MP3 upload function, and, an YouTube video to ringtone converter.

I didn’t like the User Interface, but… the YouTube feature it’s a really cool one.

That’s all – enjoy and… make great ringtones !!!