Just launched today, Simple interface that combines Flickr, delicious, Technorati and Google News.

This is a demo of using pie charts to display tag information. It uses del.icio.us and the pie chart from Gheos.

TagLand is an experiment in tag-based content aggregation. It lets you browse content from various sites that use tag-based taxonomies. Currently it displays content via sites like del.icio.us, furl, flickr, buzznet, technorati and more.

Who keeps posting the most popular links? An experiment to track del.icio.us' most popular posts

Allows you to stream music from your home machine to any web browser. Mashups include - del.icio.us, google maps, amazon, and the live music archive.

site that lets you watch the activity of del.icio.us in real-time

This site aggregates this data from a variety of sources. . Flickr , Smugmug , Wists , Technorati , BlogMarks , 43 Things , del.icio.us , Connotea , Furl , Upcoming.org , Jots , de.lirio.us and Consumating

Statistic data on number of posts per day. A post is a bookmark a user adds to his collection. There's about 400k posts and 200k links.

mobileGlu brings together your life online into one place on your mobile: * mobileGlu will pull the data from your life online and optimise it for your mobile device automatically * mobileGlu will allow you to post to your online services from your mobile * mobileGlu currently supports del.icio.us, Flickr, moblogUK, upcoming.org, and RSS feeds with more being added as time goes on * If you are a developer, then drop us a line, and we can mobilise your existing services for you, letting you worry about your online application, and letting us worry about putting your app on the mobile