Gartner has revealed its key predictions on the use of social software and collaboration in the enterprise. These predictions focus on offerings ranging from team collaboration to dynamic social networking applications that offer rich profiles and activity streams.

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Wadja.com, a unique social networking site that uses labels to create people-to-topic connections, has introduced a re-design of its homepage and logo.

Over the last half a year, Wadja has evolved and grown into a unique Social Network that features streamlined, topic-specific conversations based on labels, and messaging. To reflect Wadja’s progress, the company has decided to re-brand its homepage and logo.

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MySpace launches a suite of new API that allow developers to leverage public MySpace data and create innovative applications to socialize content on and off MySpace. Opening up access to publicly available real-time data (such as status updates, music, photos, videos) MySpace reinforces its commitment to powering the real-time social Web and the development of open standards.

Mike Jones, Chief Operating Officer at MySpace, is speaking at LeWeb today to share MySpace’s real-time Web strategy and efforts to empower developers with the new APIs. Based on open standards, the new free-to-use APIs include:

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Can you visualize 150 million users, on the day of the launch of a new website? Is there a ready market for your new product?

This is the unimaginable opportunity available with Facebook. The students of Harvard University began Facebook as a private network which has today grown to huge proportions. Nowadays, not only college students, but also people from all other cadres like businessmen, employees, etc… are using Facebook. It is being used extensively by millions of people all over the world. Those who have superior, salable business ideas can earn a good amount of money by launching their applications on Facebook. When one viewer views your application, the information about it is sent automatically to all friends and contacts of the viewer. Thus, this application is publicized automatically.

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fring, the multi-award winning mobile application, released the world’s first full VoIP support on all Android devices.

Users can enjoy the world’s first free voice calls (VoIP) over fring, Skype, MSN and GoogleTalk and via hundreds of SIP providers. As on the rest of fring’s supported-platforms, they can also see real-time presence and live chat with their ICQ, Yahoo! and AIM buddies and use Twitter, as part of their integrated contact list.

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