Sneakerpedia is a new site launched by Foot Locker, the popular online retailer for shoes and other footwear. As the name suggests, the site focuses on the segment of Foot Locker’s audience that’s passionate about sneakers (believe me, there are a lot of such people out there). Users can post pictures of their sneakers, details [...]
Wikipedia, the mother of all knowledge wikis, is unmatched in the breadth and depth of articles that it has published. However, if you want to have an awesome experience with knowledge-based wikis, then you should check out Qwiki. This a new website provides an interactive wiki experience with the help of a slick interface and [...]
Normally we store a lot of information on our computers. We create and store to-do lists, shopping lists, documents, and a lot of other things. If you are looking for a tool that better organizes all these files, then WikiCards is where your search ends. WikiCards lets you sort your data via virtual cards. When [...]
Wikipedia is a great source of information. There is a page on almost any topic under the sun, but the only problem with Wikipedia is that it really doesn’t lend itself well to offline reading. If you’re the kind of person who likes to print lengthy Wikipedia articles to read offline at leisure, you should [...]
When we search for information online, we usually read wikis, search results, watch videos, read news and blogs, and sort through social network streams. But wouldn’t it be nice if all of these were located on one seamless page? Enter Mashpedia, a real-time encyclopedia that aggregates multiple live web feeds about a specific topic and [...]
Wikipedia is great for finding information from around the world. They have detailed articles running into hundreds of words on almost any topic under the sun. That, in my opinion, is also one of the problems with Wikipedia. If you only need to know a quick fact about a place, thing or topic, Wikipedia is [...]
Your standard Wikipedia article mentions a lot of places. Google Maps knows where they all are. Fullwiki aims to utilize Wikipedia’s textual content in a new way, it combines Wikipedia and Google Maps so that the precise location of anything mentioned is only a click away. For example, if a city is mentioned in an [...]
Intodit is a free and flexible hosted Wiki service that allows you to create your own wikis online. Each created wiki will have its own URL and can be easily shared with others. You can add all sorts of content (text, graphics, images and video) to your wiki, and collaborate on it across the net. [...]
Online encyclopedias are great place to get a structured, factual and complete information on pretty much any topic. It’s better than using search engines. Now at Custom Google Search based Wiki.com, you can search only encyclopedias and Wikipedia type websites. The search engine scans most of the big online encyclopedias like Britannica, Encarta, InfoPlease, Wikipedia [...]
TrendingTopics displays popular and hot Wikipedia entries. The home page shows “Trending” topics for last 30 days and “Rising” topics that have been gaining momentum in the last 24 hours. You can also search for any topic of your interest and view its trends over a period of time. The data related to each Wikipedia [...]