You can see a nice breakdown of each demographic as a small list as well as a pie chart. The best part is, you can drill down to any country and see the Google+ demographics specifically for that country. For a small fee, you can also unlock demographics for your Google+ network and the people in it.

Features:

• See global demographics for all Google+ users.
• See reports at global or country level.
• See reports for your Google+ network for a small fee.

Visit PlusDemographics @ http://www.plusdemographics.com [Via ReadWriteWeb]

To begin with, VyuMe lets you add a personal note to any URL that you shorten. This note can have up to 500 characters and is a very good way to let users know exactly what this link is about. You can also use this to tell them if it is not safe for work or will expire soon or any other relevant information. However, if the users still don’t feel comfortable going to the link, they can preview it. Clicking on the short URL displays the complete URL of the destination page and lets users decide if they want to continue.

Users can also post comments about the link so you can get feedback. You can set your options to receive an email notification whenever somebody posts a comment on your URL. Moreover, you also gets statistics so you know how many people viewed your link. Within your VyuMe account, you can also sort all your links by date, number of views or number of comments. The VyuMe homepage also displays the most popular shared links, most shortened domains and most popular users.

Features:

• URL shrinking service with social features.
• Add notes to your link.
• Lets users preview the complete URL before going to it.
• Users can post comments to a shortened URL.
• See how many users viewed your link.

Visit VyuMe @ http://vyu.me/home.php

It is followed by a list of your 5 most retweeted posts and a list of your top 5 favorite followers based on the number of times they have mentioned you in their tweets. You can also click on the little arrow at the bottom of each list to view more entries. You cannot save the infographic as an image but you can tweet your results.

Features:

• View your twitter activity as a cool infographic.
• See tweets per month, most retweeted and most favorite followers.
• View favorite theme based on words you frequently tweet.
• Similar tool: Twoolr.

Visit Vizify @ www.vizify.com [Via Labnol]

To make your own environment scrapbook, hover your mouse over the different questions that have already been placed in the scrapbook and drag the best answer into the middle circle. Once you select the answer, you will see that the most searched result for that specific answer will be displayed. It will also display any related videos uploaded on YouTube about that specific topic.

Once you have completed all the boxes, you can personalize the scrapbook with your first name and share it with your friends and family over the Internet using a private URL.

Features

• Check top trending environmental searches.
• Share environmental knowledge with people – things that people are not aware of.
• Great for eco-friendly people.
• Free scrapbook and great search results.

Check out Google Green Scrapbook @ http://www.google.com/green/scrapbook/2011/index.html

GAget is a free to use desktop application for Mac computers. After set up the app runs smoothly on your desktop and provides you with your site’s Google Analytics stats. In case you have multiple sites you can run multiple instances of the application on your desktop.

Features:

• A user-friendly desktop application.
• Compatible with Mac computers.
• Brings Google Analytics data to your desktop.
• Lets you run multiple instances of the applications.

Check out GAget @ http://www.zoltanhosszu.com/gaget (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

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This rather fun app is really simple. All it does is search Google images for the keyword that you typed in and then get a ratio between the number of results with its safe search on and off. Obviously, a higher percentage means that the keyword could have more non-safe search pics, compared to safe ones. Although the method is too basic to do any serious background check of a person, it does bring out some nice laughs and some wasted time.

Pr0n Index is a nice app for anyone who has some time to kill and just want to find out how dirty his or her name is.

Features:

• Search mashup for knowing your porn index score
• Tweet results to your friends
• Uses Google Images as backend
• Cool Related Read: 5 Cool Twitter Search Tricks To Monitor What People Are Saying About You

Check out Pr0n Index @ http://pr0nindex.appspot.com

The process is not completely hassle-free as you first have to upload your Excel data on SkyDrive and then embed it on the webpage using the HTML code. Once you have embedded the worksheet you can then use one of the many functions from the API to create mashups. For example, you can create interactive mashups by combining your data with Bing Maps. You can see the code snippets as well as actual API references.

Features:

• Create web based mashups from Excel data.
• See code snippets and examples from Javascript API.
• Documents need to be uploaded on SkyDrive.

Visit ExcelMashup @ http://www.excelmashup.com [Via Ghacks]

The coolest feature of the site is the statistics it provides. It tells you information such as what percentage of your friends comment and like your status and the total number of statuses you have posted. In addition to percentages, it also tells you which friends have commented on your statuses the most, and which ones have liked the most statuses. It’s an interesting way to find out who your real friends are.

You can also share the results on Facebook and let your friends know who the top commenters are.

Features:

• Scans Facebook statuses and makes them searchable.
• Gives stats about your statuses.
• Tells you which friends comment and like the most.
• Gives total percentage of friends who comment and like statuses.

Find StatusHistory @ StatusHistory.com

Unbox is a handy online tool which displays information about your email in the form of an infographic. You can check out the list of people you email the most or the day when you email the most and more.

Using the service is easy. All a user has to do is visit the Unbox website and submit their email address for which they want to get inforgraphics on. Do not worry, all the data is kept private and confidential. Once done, just go to your email inbox and check the email from Unbox, which might take some time to arrive.

Features

• Free to use.
• Know more about your inbox with the clean, well made infographics.
• Works with Gmail only.

Check out Unbox @ http://unboxapp.com/ (By Hammad from TechnicallyDigital)

Individual users might not have a dire need for this tool right now but it looks like a must-have tool for groups and organizations. Installing it is simple, just follow the instructions here. If you don’t own a web server, you can go for their quick Amazon EC2 launcher.

Features

• Own and work with your Twitter, Facebook and Google+ data.
• Open source web-based tool, and free to use.

Check out ThinkUp @ thinkupapp.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)