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Intridea’s latest product, crowdsound has been featured on TechCrunch. We love showcasing our products to a new audience, so it’s definitely a treat everytime we make it to the front page.

Here’s the link: CrowdSound on TechCrunch

We’re currently hard at work integrating our new features and pay-plans to take us out of public beta. At the same time, our own widget is helping us receive new suggestions effortlessly—these help us polish our existing features till they shine. As such, here’s a status update on some of the most popular suggestions.

You will soon be able to customize your widget top-to-bottom. Here are a few screenshots of widgets built using the new customization interface:

Next, we’re working on custom categories/tags. These would be in the form of an admin-created, user-selectable list of keywords to attach to each suggestion. For all those who requested internationalization—we’re working on it. We are also working on a new search algorithm to improve the existing suggestions shown when posting a new suggestion.

The bottom line is that crowdsound is under very active development. We recommend that you subscribe to this RSS feed if you want to hear about new releases. Thank you for your support!

Michael Arrington announced OpenSocial on TechCrunch two days before its official release. Prior to that, there were whispers everywhere about Google’s new social platform, but not many seemed to know what exactly was about to go down. Needless to say, this is good buzz. Two days before ‘launch’ the overwhelming mood among web developers, especially us who dwell in the realms of social networking, was one of intense (even feverish at some points) anticipation. What unfolded over the next few days, combined with what we observed of Facebook’s API venture, provides us a set of best practices that we can apply to an API release.

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