If some of you have seen Photosynth at its technical preview over at the live labs and have been ACHING to start making synths of your own, now you can! The project has gone live so you can head down now to http://photosynth.net and start uploading a batch of photos and start synthing. It’s a portal where you can also start viewing synths created by other users as well. Congratulations to the team. I personally can’t wait for the weekend to come so I can take my camera out for a trip to try it out!

Also, check out the Photosynth blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/photosynth/

I’m starting to see quite a number of applications that are a combination of software and services available on the web.

• Evernote is one pretty awesome application that has both a desktop as well as a mobile client, that allows you to sync your notes across your devices. It has some pretty intelligent features as well such as allowing you to search for text inside the photos in your notes.
• Qik allows you to stream videos from your mobile phone onto the web and share this to your friends on a few of the more popular social networking sites
• Dashwire lets you do the stuff you do on your phone through the web browser, as well as sync all your phone’s content to an account online. It also makes it easier to share your mobile content to your friends.

Check these applications out, they are AWESOME!

Came across another really awesome Silverlight Application that makes use of Deep Zoom done by Kelly Blue Book which I believe they call The Perfect Car Finder. Tim Heuer talks about it more in his blog post. Building deep zoom applications can actually be pretty straightforward. All you need to do is make use of the Deep Zoom Composer to stitch and compose your source image, and it will automatically generate the .xap (Silverlight package) as well as a default html test page for you. Now if you want to take Deep Zoom a step further, here’s a post by KIRUPA.CHINNATHAMBI that shows how you can implement a deep zoom application that allows you to filter by tag (code included). Cool stuff!

I found out about this new application today called Evernote and I am just loving it! I haven’t had a chance to fool around with it too deeply yet but a few cool features that I really like is that you can sync your notes on both your desktop as well as mobile device to an online store. Also, my favorite: todo list. I JUST LOVE IT! It has some intelligent stuff as well like being able to search text in images, web clipping, among other things. Check it out!