First a question for you - what company you would like to see in an interview? Let us know and we will have it done later today.

The line-up in the morning presenting session:

U3A company that puts your XP environment on a stick. There have been quite a lot of these things for Linux and U3 takes it to U3.

For me it seems it is more early adopter then what the market is ready for.

PodcastFeevaA Wifi provider (who also powers the non-working Wifi here - always a bad idea) that provides localized information when logging in to a Wifi connection.

Is that enough as a value proposition?

PodcastSkylerReal time Business Analysis mainly for the Financial Industry. Really not easy to demo but they do some queries here. So Skyler does not sound too exciting at first but think about it how well Business Analytics companies did. And Real Time is Real Times.

PodcastFilmloopA new Flickr but obviously desktop based. As you imagine it is all about loops. I don't find them so helpful on their own but they really do a nice demo here. The company has got 5.6 million in investments and its also a Guy Kawasaki investment so some neat Japanese technology :)

PodcastHatsizeWell online education is on old topic and has seen so many failed startups. People just do not learn by having the information alone but also the physical environment.

But hold on it is more a screen share solution across multiple platforms for instructors and students.

H3Is the new (or original Jobster) they provide companies with a toolset to find the hidden candidates within enterprises.

Jobster had made investors cheer to invest so good peer group for H3. You may have seen some of our sites have started to hand out rewards from KarmaONe.org for job referrals.

PodcastLightzone/ Light CraftsA photo editing software that simplifies the editing process - looks very simple but what do I know...

PodcastPeerFLIXInteresting idea to trade DVDs you don't like to see anymore. But why not just use Netflix as Oliver notes?

PodcastStreamLoadWe had some earlier bits about them here. It seems they have made good use of the investment. They now provide a wealth of options to store all your digital content online. They say they are profitable and have more than 20,000 paying customers. 400 Terabytes

Podcast (incl. Lenovo Presentation)Roku (Soundbridge)These guys are showing a pretty neat device that looks like a simple radio but receives am/fm, itunes and various other (standard) music sources. The DEMO lost some steam after a while but really this thing - $399 in the US.

PodcastSafeGuard Child SeatsSo now we have car seats up on the stage. No doubt they have some innovations built in but it is just a bit outside of the scope isn't it?

Now we switch to 3 minutes - have these presenters paid so much less?

CallPodMobile Conferencing Technology that simply enables nicely sounding real time conf calls. They are going to license it hopefully if the edge is big enough.

UniprivacyTheir DeleteNOW product looks for private information in several sources and tries to monitor and delete such information if wanted by a paying customer.

What I really wonder about - how can they delete something they have no control over?

PodcastSchmartBoardYou expected a discussion board - all wrong. It is about designing and prototyping ICs. Cool though.

PodcastAlways On WirelessThese guys have a different idea of VOIP - a wireless router and voip adapter in one that does the job to connect your phone wherever you are - in a hotel room or at home.

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Question for you - what company you would like to see in an interview? Let us know and we will have it done later today.