The latest applications on our directory:

12Sprints

12Sprints is part of the current “collaborative decision making” trend in web applications, and offers a well-structured platform that helps groups of users to work together toward a particular outcome. The workflow is structured around project buckets, or “activities”. Within each activity, participants discuss files, manage time, set action items, or assign responsibilities, in real-time. The product currently supports text, tables, discussions, collections, WebEx Meetings and other various tools.

Soundtrckr

Recently showcased at the San Francisco Social Media Week, Soundtrckr is a “geosocial” music app that blends elements of Internet radio, social networks, and location-based apps. The aim is to make our cities and friends active participants in the way we experience music. Users can broadcast their own radio stations, tune into the music their friends are listening to, find out where they’re listening, and geo-tag songs to real world locations. The Soundtrckr iPhone app is available for free on the app store.

Another geolocation service with a different focus, FoodSpotting is all about locating dishes instead of the restaurant that serves them, to build a rich collection of foods and where to find them. We have also added BrightKite, a popular location service to see where all your friends are, discover places in your neighborhood and meet other locals along the way.

YouScrobble and YouTube Disco are two music discovery projects that create music video playlists based on the artist you searched for, and expanding results to other videos and artists they think you may like as well.

Tweetz.tv

As they say on the site, Tweetz.tv is an app that televizes your Twitter feed. As a Twitter client (you sign in using your Twitter account) Tweetz.tv brings all tweeted videos together, giving you a great overview and new browsing abilities. “My TV” shows videos posted by the people you follow, “Public TV” shows all the videos in the public timeline. The Search TV channel will let you look for tweeted videos on any specific topic.

Similarly, View140 empowers you to see what is going on in the Twitterverse and gives you the ability to browse posted images by keyword or in the public timeline.

SeeSaw

Billed the UK’s answer to Hulu, SeeSaw is a UK video on demand service that takes its catalogue from three sources: the BBC, Channel Four and Five, and provides a mix of recent shows and older classics presented through channels. The ambition of the site is to keep content as current as possible, and in this purpose new channels will be added and highlighted to respond to current events. The service is still in Beta but you can apply to receive your invite directly on the site.

First Person Tetris

In First Person Tetris, when you rotate a block, you rotate the entire game. This new sequel to Tetris brings a dizzying twist to the 1984 puzzler, created by Russian engineer Alexey Pajitnov; Like the original, the game presents a moving piece which you rotate to eliminate rows of blocks. Pressing the space bar will not only rotate the piece but also the screen around it.

Finally, NewsPond is a neat tech, games and science news site where items are sorted based on real-time popularity. The more popular, the higher up on NewsPond the story will be. Search engine Qrobe combines results from Google and Bing, and photo editing tool PhotoFunia automatically identifies the face in a photo and lets you add effects to create funny face photo montages.