Tumblr has been around for more than 2 years, started its offering as an easiest blogging platform for its users has added a feature which I think most of the Internet surfers would love to use.

This new feature called Tumblupon is a new way to help Internet surfers to stumble across interesting Tumblr postings based on a user’s likes. To use this feature, it is very easy and accessible without any toolbar download. In fact, a user simply need to click the “Tumblupon Controls” that sits in the left-hand side of the top menu, and a new Tumblr blog post will be shown on the browser whenever a new click is done.

Although this feature can be found on any social browsing site, but with the size of 650,000 posts per day in August this year, and the number is growing every day, it’s good to note that this Tumblupon will allow you to read some good posts you didn’t even find on the Google search.

The other day I came across a new Argentina-based social network called Weegoh. It is co-founded by Ariel Barmat and Christian Hentschel, and useful for users who are passionate of sharing experiences around places.

Currently, Weegoh has a small community of users mainly from Argentina. To enable users to share their location-based experiences, Weegoh allowed users to create their own profiles, add friends or follow other people and share their activities through a Twitter-like status update, i.e. What are you doing here? For every activity you posted to Weegoh, a specific place name will be incorporated so that Weegoh makes it easy for you to connect with other people in the same area where you posted your activity.

For instance, place like Gascón 201-299, Buenos Aires, Argentina, there are 12 people (Weegoh users) there. If the Weegoh system can’t aggregate any user in the location, it will show a succinct list of Twitter users with the symbol @in the area. Also, Weegoh allows users to connect with other people in the same location and places in a simple manner through the availability of people nearby, and places nearby; two of the useful features to ensure that you don’t feel alone in the location where you are at the moment.

At its core, I think Weegoh not only want to display your personal lifestream, with all the updates you posted on your profile, it also want to integrate it with some of the popular Web services such as Facebook, Twitter and Fire Eagle. Nevertheless, as a new social network which only appeared in this year, it will be interesting to see how Weegoh grow to a huge audience in the future.

As a Twitter user, have you ever thought of finding out who is favoriting your tweets? Well, now you can get to know all this by checking this site called Favstar.

When you log in this site with your Twitter credential, not only you will get to know your own recently faved tweets, such as the number of favs you have given, or received in return, (I heard people said Twitter is all about karma), you also have a basic grasp of the leaderboard, whatsoever the tweets that have more than 10, 50 or 100 favs.

In fact, Favstar is very much like any other Web-based analytics software, it is also offering the popular tweeters in overall, based on the favs one received, an all-time most favorited tweets, as well as the succinct list of recommended tweeters. What Favstar made me wanted to go back to this site from time to time is to read the “All Time” favorited tweets, it shows you how special a Twitter update it is; some of them made you laugh, and some of the tweets mobilizing people towards something in their life.

I’m a big fan of a beautiful thing called open source software. I’m sure you also fancy of software which is employed free software model, and solve your tasks without paying a single penny. In that spirit, isn’t it a smart move to check out a site which provide you a few alternatives you name it for the software you going to spend on your computer or mobile phone.

As the name suggests, AlternativeTo is a site that suggests you with the list of alternatives for the application you want to replace. For instance, if you want to replace Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 with some paid or free software, that page will wow you with some noteworthy alternatives. For those who has no money to spend on software anymore, you’ll be impressed with the list it provide to you.

At present, AlternativeTo is focusing on the software from two main categories that are Desktop and mobile phone. For each category, you can scroll through the results with the help of some filters such as “Most Views,” Most Likes,” and etc. Of course, to save your time in browsing through the list of application, perhaps you can delve deeper into the main categories and go to the sub-categories such as Windows, Mac, Linux, Online, the sub-category of Desktop for instance.

For now, if you can’t the alternatives for the application you want to replace, you also can sign-in to the site and suggest one for them and then waiting for the community contributors to name the alternatives for you. As long as you found the right alternative to the application you want to replace, I believe it is a right site you want to bookmark with.

Think LinkedIn is the only place for business networking? Here is a new entrant called Skillscribe that offers an alternative way to “Mass Market Yourself.”

Skillscribe, currently in open beta aim to become a destination for business professionals to establish a presence on the Web. You can create your very own Skillscribe profile for all of your professional contacts such as experience, education, with a separate page for your photos and your resume. Its social networking elements, though limited, but there is a people directory where you can some people whom you want to get connected with. However, the adding of tag cloud would be very useful in which a user can easily find other similar people and thus, make the networking time more efficient.

At first glance, most business professionals that joined Skillscribe are from Nigeria, India and Pakistan. Nonetheless, to make an entire business social network successful, Skillscribe need to have a huge number of users.

In the past, most music lovers frequently go to the music stores to look for their favorite artist releases one after another, it can be a tiresome task when one have more than, assuming 50 favorite artists. But these days, first-hand information and music stores are online, what you need to do is to subscribe to some news providers and they will notify you with the things you want simply via the emails.

To keep track of all your artist releases, now you can go to Blyper and you will never worry about any missing release. At present, Blyper is a music library where you can search for your favorite artists and then take an initiative approach to register yourself so that whenever there is a new release, you will be notified by the system. You also can pull your favorite artists from Last.FM account to Blyper, whereby new artists discovery can be made easy. In addition, Blyper also supports embedding of artist’s name on other social sites and blogs.