What if you could take data elements from multiple websites and mash them together into a single, integrated view? Intel Mash Maker gives you a radical new way to browse the internet. Whether you’re a novice or a power user, with Mash Maker it’s easy, fast, and fun to create personalized, intelligent mashups on-the-fly.

Muxtape is place where you can create a mixtape account and compose your own tape for sale.

Here’s a Japanese mixtape user:
http://cream08.muxtape.com/
http://tamakimos.muxtape.com/

Dipity is the easiest way to make and share interactive timelines about the people and things you care about.

Type Racer is a game in which you’re given a quotes from certain movies to type in order to race with other visitors on the site.

Printable Paper is a website that has a great collection of PDFs on various paper type from graph paper, lined paper, financial paper, music paper, and more.

Discovery Channel has a really educational app on their website that allows visitors to design their own volcano and emulate it. The link can be found here.

The application allows visitors to adjust the properties of the volcano. With the given strength, the application will generate a volcano to mimic its eruption, thereby visually introducing the various terminology related to the eruption.

This is DEFINITELY NOT Starfield in Windows XP!

Someone on DeviantArt created a really awesome screensaver. It is sooooo beautiful, perhaps Apple should claimed this as their official screensaver.

You can download it directly from the owner’s page here. Download

In case those who love to see this as your wallpaper, I’ve screen captured a really nice 1440×1028 of the screen saver. Here

Yesterday Flickr announced that they now support video for Pro members. The video footage is only limited to 60 seconds.

Perhaps it’s a bit late for Yahoo Flickr to strive for a video blogging entry since Google Youtube has already been the lead. Much more, Flickr imposed a 60s limits and only restricted to Pro members. Perhaps Flickr is aiming for high quality and accredited video from non-amateurs.

I guess sharing photos can be pretty interesting. People from everywhere in the world are using Twitpic through Twitter to remotely share their pictures.

The service allows pictures to be uploaded through mobile phones and with their API which allows easy posting and sharing of pictures.

There’re moments that may seem difficult to come by again at the right time, such as this one.

I came across this really interesting web service today called TimeMachiner. It’s supposedly a web service that let you email yourself, friends and family in time. It could be used to remind yourself on urgent appointments, shoot a future birthday notes to friends and family but the possibilities are endless.