List’d - An Ebay Seller’s Dream

From the List’d homepage:

eBay provides a platform that makes it easy to make money, so why is it so hard to list something?
We felt it was time for a change: There had to be a better way to create eBay listings, and List’d is what came out of it.
We do all the hard work for you, making it a breeze to list almost anything in the world’s biggest online marketplace.
It’s all FREE so give it a whirl and tell us what you think.

Being an ebay seller myself, I know this concept is going to be a major success. Posting an item on ebay has always been a hassle, and anything that alleviates that pain will go over well with the general public. Years ago we created a AJAX ebay template just like this for personal use, and it has saved us hours of time. The fact that List’d is providing this service to others free of charge essentially makes this a home run waiting to happen. Ebay is always slow and clunky, and with AJAX and List’d you won’t have to experience that!. No more going through 5 page loads just to get one auction up, no more crashing your firefox right before you are done! Hopefully this program will spread to the ebay community ASAP! The only reason it won’t be a FAST success is the general public’s lack of technological knowledge.

Online Multiplayer Sudoku

Tired of playing Sudoku alone? Try Sudoku Combat, an Ajax multiplayer Sudoku gaming site. Now you can challenge a friend, or a complete stranger to a game of Sudoku. There are different skill levels to choose from, so you can be matched up accordingly.

This site is very nicely done!

What’s a Sudoku?

Sudoku (??, su-doku?), also known as Number Place, is a logic-based placement puzzle. Completing the puzzle requires patience and logical ability. Although the puzzle was first published in a French newspaper in 1895, it underwent a revival in Japan in 1986 and attained international popularity in 2005.

For more information on Sudoku, see its Wikipedia entry

Introducing 30 Boxes Webtop

TechCrunch writes about a new service that was just launched from 30 Boxes, called Webtop. 30 Boxes is a simple to use, yet powerful, online calendar application, that adds community based interaction, and integration to other online services such as Flickr.

Webtop, is a web browser desktop-like application, which is a front end to 30 Boxes, with an OS X look and feel to it. With Webtop, you have full control of your Todo list and calendar, the ability to set and customize your own background images, and you can also launch other web applications straight from the dock(such as Gmail, Flickr, Facebook, Webshots, etc), which is fully customizable to your linking.

YouOS : An Ajax web based OS

Check out the demo of YouOS. Currently in an Alpha stage, YouOS is an operating system within your web browser window, written using lots of Ajax. There are all sorts of little apps and programs you can launch, such as Chat, Rss Readers & Flickr Apps, Rich Text Editors and Games like Chess and “YouPong”. This is definitely very neat. You can also signup for a full account.