Mint | Money Management

Mint.com has a Web 2.0 site out there for those of you who’d like to track your bank accounts and credit cards all in one place. I found it to be very helpful by tracking my spending trends and giving me ways of lowering costs. The entire interface is very easy to use. I haven’t been using it for very long, but it looks like the longer you use it, the more accurate it becomes.

BTW – This is not my bank account.

Simplify Media

SimplifyMedia has a free download for all you iTunes users out there. I have different computers I use on a daily basis, so this program allows me the functionality to access my iTunes library from any computer.

You can also invite other users to listen to your library by to sending them an email to sign up. So, lets just say you’re at work (minus your ipod) and you’d like to hear your latest purchases on your PC at the office. With an installed copy of iTunes, all you have to do is click on the shared library and wham…your listening to “Barry Manilo’s Greatest Hits”.

Nortown Autoglass

Fast cars always draw attention. What better way to market a glass company than to incorporate it into the design. I found most glass companies used illustrations of an entire car, but both the client and I thought this portion would get the point across very effectively.

Techno Biz

I recently came across mashable.com that seems to have the latest news on all of the myspaces, flickrs, and any other small tech startup you can think of. While I was browsing through the site, I was amazed at the amount of companies listed. There are tons of young entrepreneurs out there constantly producing their own little twist on how people blog. For example:

Whateverlife.com

At 17 going on 37 (at least), Ashley is very much an Internet professional. In the less than two years since Whateverlife took off, she has dropped out of high school, bought a house, helped launch artists such as Lily Allen, and rejected offers to buy her young company. Although Ashley was flattered to be offered $1.5 million and a car of her choice–as long as the price tag wasn’t more than $100,000–she responded, in effect, Whatever. 🙂 “I don’t even have my license yet,” she says.

/Article courtesy of Fastcompany.com/

Incredible!