Shoe Tracker (by Queso Technologies) is a web app that helps you keep track of the mileage (or kilometerage) and use of your shoes. It does this by using the power of Health Graph, the data system used by the Runkeeper website.

Using the web app, you enter your shoes (name, brand/model, purchase price, date of purchase) in your personal list. Every time you use Runkeeper and log an activity there, Shoe Tracker will add that mileage to your default pair of shoes (or the pair that you tagged with your activity).

In effect, every time you post an activity on Runkeeper, the Shoe Tracker app will add that activity to the mileage of your shoe(s), automatically. This saves you the trouble of keeping a shoe journal, and tracking would be more accurate.

Shoe Tracker

Going on a trip, and you’re wondering if there are any free wireless hotspots in the area you are going to? Find out in advance, with this online directory:

OpenWiFiSpots is a comprehensive directory of free wireless (WiFi) hotspots continuously updated by a growing community of users. The easy to use interactive mapping system allows you to find free wifi hotspots in any area throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.

OpenWifiSpots

Freethephotos lets your migrate your Instagram photos to Flickr. At the site, you accomplish this by logging in to IG and Flickr, and click the ‘Free Your Photos’ button.

The migration process creates a new set titled ‘Instagram’ on your Flickr account and stores your IG photos there.

Freethephotos

Flickr

Streamzoo lets you share your mobile photos and videos, using iOS, Android, or the Web. This is another nice alternative mobile photo sharing network.

Features:
18 filters, 15 borders, 6 crop ratios, rotate and flip, 4 tilt-shifts, and edit hue / saturation / brightness / contrast.

Also, it has a gaming aspect, where you get to unlock badges for uploading photos. This keeps sharing a bit more fun and competitive.

You can cross post to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Flickr. One unique feature of the service is that at a certain point, you can upload photos using the web app! (I very nice feature, especially if you are manually moving your photos from another sharing service.)

Streamzoo

I like taking photos and sharing them with my friends, just like you. We all have our favorite photo sharing app and service, but sometimes we like trying out new and/or different ones, for various reasons. Right now, I’m checking out EyeEm.

EyeEm is a free photo sharing app that is available for iOS, Android, and WinPhone. The app features high-quality filters and frames to let you enhance your mobile photos. It suggests tags and location automatically, and lets you share your captures on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, and Foursquare.

It also has its own social network, letting you expand the ‘reach’ of your mobile photos. And yes, the service also provides you with a web-based profile for easy viewing on a laptop or desktop.

EyeEm

Keep tabs on your favorite TV shows using TVRage. TVRage provides info about 29,000 shows, each with summaries, air dates, and more.

Joining TVRage is free. As a member, you can also post messages on the forum, make a list of your fave shows, view tidbits on upcoming episodes, create your personal schedule, keep track of seen episodes, and even manage your own TV blog.

TVRage [weblink]

Okay, so you love sharing links of interesting articles on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn, but you want to avoid being branded as ‘noisy’ or even ‘spammy’. How should you go about it without being like a machine gun of links? Simple: put your posts on a queue!

Putting your posts on queue is easy with Buffer – it’s a service that provides you with a smart way of scheduling the great content you find, and posts them for you throughout the day. This way, you can avoid being the guy or gal who posts article links every minute, lol!

The free account gives you 10 slots each for Twitter and LinkedIn, and 5 slots for Facebook. Try it out today:

Buffer [referral web link]

Keeping track of the books you read can be quite a chore. Maybe you can dedicate a paper journal for this purpose, but there’s an easier way to go about it: Goodreads.

With more than 12,000,000 members and more than 410,000,000 books listed, Goodreads is probably the biggest site for readers and book recommendations. Here, you could list the books you already read, currently reading, and titles you wish to read later on. You can post reviews about the ones your read, and also rate them.

Aside from your personal list, you can add friends on the site, making the service more ‘social’. Looking for book recommendations is as easy as just perusing your friends’ lists. Also, the site automatically gives recommendations based on your personal book shelves.

Goodreads is a great tool for all!

Goodreads [site link]

MyShoebox is a backup solution that gives you secure unlimited backup, multi-platform apps, and web access. The free account currently has a resolution limit of 1024 pixels.

MyShoebox

Connect is dpreview’s site dedicated to the tech, community, and culture of mobile photography. It features phone, tablet, and app news and reviews, as well as a forum about iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile.

Connect [website link]