News from the Casual Connect Conference: UCLICK(r) has announced the release of Pat Sajak’s Linked Letters, a new interactive word game available exclusively on http://www.uclickgames.com, http://www.patsajakgames.com and affiliate partner sites.

LogoNav.com’s new online business directory features touch screen technology and graphical navigation like the Yellow Pages for the iPhone.

Bango has unveiled new technology to help website owners measure the value of mobile sites by accurately counting unique visitors browsing their site.

Scrapboy Digital Media Corporation announced the availability of Scrapboy, its Facebook desktop application, to users in North America. Scrapboy allows people to stay connected with their friends’ Facebook activities on their desktops and store those activities locally, not on a remote server.

Imediasee, the first pay-as-you-go video streaming service with no required monthly fees or long term commitments offers a new way to deliver broadcast and HD quality video on the web,

As the country faces a recession, recommendation website THEFILTER.COM sees dramatic rise in the popularity of depressing music.

sigh… sing me no sad songs

Vyke Communications announced the launch of FreeTxt, a texting application for Symbian Series60 third edition mobile phones, enabling Vyke customers to send and receive free text messages to fellow Vyke users. Customers can download the FreeTxt application from Vyke’s website and start texting directly from their handset.

Adax Europe is supplying its SS7 solutions set to the latest version of 724 Solutions’ Seamless Messaging – MMS Edition.

724 Solutions is deploying the nexGen platform, a combination of Adax hardware and Aricent software, designed to enhance mobile operators’ service to end users. The nexGen platform has been designed to handle the increased demands of IP convergence, and is ideal for telecommunications systems that have high capacity and throughput requirements.

Eastman Kodak Company announced that Albyn Housing Society has installed a ScanLink electronic document management (EDM) system along with a new duplex i1420 tabletop scanner to manage documentation generated in providing affordable rented housing in the Scottish Highlands.

Processing up to 60 pages per minute, the Kodak i1420 handles virtually all document sizes and shapes and features Kodak’s Perfect Page imaging technology to ensure quality scanning.

Sigma Systems is joining the upcoming “Cable Next-Gen Video Strategies: Meeting the Satellite & Telco TV Challenge,” a one-day conference co-hosted by Light Reading and its market research division, Heavy Reading.

Light Reading’s Cable Next-Gen Video Strategies conference takes place July 24, 2008 in Los Angeles, California. For additional information on the conference