Most of you should have known Fluid by now. With Fluid app, you can create “Site Specific Browsers (SSB)”, basically turning any web apps into a desktop app. Essentially what Fluid does is create a browser that is dedicated to a single application. To read more about Fluid, read my previous review.

The best thing about Fluid in my opinion, is the ability to let you add another app using the Browsa plugin so that both the main web app and the “browsa plugin app” runs side by side.

This is incredibly useful when you mash-up two web apps that compliments each other – with the “browsa plugin app” being an iPhone web app.

To get what I mean, here’s a couple of examples:

Gmail + Google Calendar

I created a Gmail SSB using Fluid, thereafter adding the iPhone’s version of Google Calendar as a browsa plugin that runs on the right side of Gmail. There you have it, Gmail and Google Calendar running side by side! You can send emails and check schedules at the same time.

SUBERNOVA + Google Calendar

SUBERNOVA gives you an iCal link in which you can subscribe to your projects and milestones calendar using Google Calendar or any calendar of your choice. Here’s an SSB that runs SUBERNOVA and Google Calendar side by side.

Gmail + Remember The Milk

If you are a Gmail + RememberTheMilk user, you’ll like this.

Threadsy + Hahlo

Threadsy is my new favourite web application. I can check my MobileMe email, work email (hosted on Google Apps), Twitter and Facebook all in one interface. Sparing me from opening too many browser tabs or desktop apps. This, really simplifies my life, moreover the UI is delicious! If web apps are edible, this surely leaves a sweet after taste.

The only problem I have is that Threadsy doesn’t support Twitter Lists. Hence, running Hahlo beside Theadsy may be a good choice for stranded Twitter users like me.

Seesmic Web + Facebook

The good thing about Seesmic as a Twitter web app is that it lets you split different tweet categories into horizontal panels, eg. mentions, dms, lists etc. This makes it easy to scan through tweets. If you’re a Twitter user but don’t want to miss out on Facebook updates, pop an iPhone optimized version of Facebook to the right of Seesmic!

Google Wave + Google Buzz

Doesn’t mean some people don’t get Google Wave and talks rot about Google Buzz, it makes them any less useful. If you like both of Google’s latest innovation, this is a good match.

I hope you find these tips useful and your imagination running wild by a little. :)

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Each time I empty my invites, Google replenish them with more.

Bookmark this post if you want. I will be giving away Google Wave invites to commenters of this thread!

I’ll be updating this post with the number of invites left and the consolidated list of winners’ names.

Even if I run out of invites, I will still send out the invites to the remaining commenters each time I receive a top up from Google.

So keep the comments coming, you’ll be sure to get an invite when Google gives me the top ups.

IMPORTANT: READ THIS

- Please check the winners list to see if you’ve been invited before posting a comment

- Do not type your email address in the comment unless you love spam, type your email in the email field instead

- Again, if you’re wondering why you have not received your invite yet, Google says “Invitations will not be sent immediately. We have a lot of stamps to lick.”

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Invites Left: 24
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Invitees - 5th Nov 09

1. Ade Chong
2. Martina
3. Yajun
4. Ryan
5. Brenda
6. Rob
7. Michael
8. Tim
9. Henning
10. Caili
11. Alex
12. Evgeny
13. Sid
14. Jimmy
15. Ryan
16. Crash
17. Palma
18. Victor
19. Progress
20. Dorian Grey
21. Sivert Haltbakk Sandvik

Invitees - 9th Nov 09

22. Adam Randall
23. pigouinos
24. Miles
25. Joseph Higgins
26. Boris
27. Joey
28. Mady
29. bro
30. Oliver (already has a Wave account)
31. Nate
32. Eduardo Neves
33. yohannh (already has a Wave account)
34. Xoozlez
35. sifulan

Invitees - 10th Nov 09

36. ca_iphone
37. Bob
38. nniiicc
39. Varun
40. Nicolai
41. JimmyB
42. Alex
43. Barry

Invitees - 26th Nov 09

44. Marcel (already has a Wave account)
45. Brian Kimmel
46. Austinmation
47. Jaimin
48. JakeyBoy (already has a Wave account)
49. Jesse (already has a Wave account)
50. Mickey (already has a Wave account)
51. Todd Jefferson (email account looks like a spam container?)
52. FREIDAMACHOI
53. nniiicc (already has a Wave account)
54. Muku
55. Puls
56. andrea little (already has a Wave account)
57. Kelvin

Invitees - 28th Nov 09

57. Abhigyan Banerjee (already has a Wave account)
58. Shyam (already has a Wave account)
59. mayur
60. Bruno
61. Rohan (already has a Wave account)
62. AlexT (already has a Wave account)
63. Irene  (already has a Wave account)
64. haymoose
65. OGenius
66. Moacyr (already has a Wave account)
67.  Gonzalo
68. Hollowdisclosure
69. Bodi
70. Eugene (already has a Wave account)
71. t5tr

Invitees - 16th Dec 09

57. Chris (already has a Wave account)
58. Fatih
59. Rune
60. John (already has a Wave account)
61. Ken (already has a Wave account)
62. limor84 (already has a Wave account)
63. Axel
64. Oliver Menant (already has a Wave account)

Invitees – 19th Dec 09

65. ryan mathe

Invitees – 12th Jan 10

66. Kei

Invitees – 17th Feb 10

67. Michiel
68. Chris
69. limor (already has a Wave account)
70.  Ryan Farrow
71. Kirk

Invitees – 22th Feb 10

72. santos

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