Robert Scoble

http://swrve.com/ Ever needed to do an A/B test of your mobile app? You can use Swrve to figure out how to optimize your app for different users, all without getting engineering involved. Here's how.

http://www.callapp.com/ If you were using CallApp when I called you you'd see all sorts of interesting information about me. Tweets, Facebook, Foursquare, LinkedIn, and other data. Here's how it works.

http://www.unrabble.com/ Drowning in resumes? This is a much better system for hiring people. Let's take a look.

http://torbit.com/ Here you get a look at Torbit, which helps you accurately measure your website's performance and quantify how speed impacts your revenue with the founder of the service.

http://opalang.org/ is a new programming language. Open source, aimed at helping programmers develop web applications. Here I sit down with the execs behind it and learn more about what makes it rock.

http://us.nivio.com iPads and Android tablets are getting more popular, but you still might want to run Windows on yours to get access to a corporate app, or something else like Office that you need to use. Here I get a look at this cool technology that lets you do just that.

http://www.scoople.it/ is a cool news service that doesn't just aggregate the news. It lets you play a game about the news on your iPhone which then brings you better news in the future. What is that all about? Here the founders explain it. I've been enjoying playing this and answering questions about the news.

http://www.snapappointments.com/ Businesses can accept appointments online with SnapAppointments. Here I get a look at how this works with Brock Holzer, cofounder.

Here Gary Flake, founder of Clipboard, shows me the newest version, released today. Try it at http://www.clipboard.com What does it do? Let's you save and curate anything on any web page and either keep it for yourself or share it with friends and family. We go into why this is important.