After bit of Googling it appears to be a copy of existing products like GadgetTrak which has actual product that supports Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Symbian and is available now.

Its an honor to have made your top 10 list. Thanks a lot for the mention. I work on iLovePhotos and would just like to point out that the big difference between our software, Picasa Web, MyHeritage, and others, is that with iLovePhotos you tag your personal photo collection BEFORE you upload to the web.

This way, the work you've done stays with your collection, and you retain the power of filtering your library by specific people, that way when you do decide to upload and share, the connections between people in your photos are made automatically.

Our technology is perfectly suited to compliment online services such as MyHeritage, Picasa Web, and even Facebook, and we'll be working in the future to do so. For now though, we've built iLovePhotos.com which will act as the connector between you, the people in your photos, and the people in their photos.

Some of the concepts that you've talked about are 'amazing'. Semantic search is an evolving concept and I think it will slowly and slowly become a part of every-day surfer's lives.

I just wanted to add on to a point that you've mentioned. It is about the face-recognition feature in 6th point. Dean, I'm not sure whether you've been able to take a look but there's a stronger 'face-recognition' technology introduced by MyHeritage.

It is kind of interesting in the sense that it hooks on with your family members and it makes it quite easy for you to tag all the family members present in your network. More importantly, it is being offered in several languages worldwide.

I'd be glad if you could share your experience about the new feature from MyHeritage.

Disclaimer: I've professional association with MyHeritage