Eight Apps Wed Like to See on OpenSocial

It seems like everyone wants to get a job at Google these days (free food, potential for riches and all that). But, like Googles mysterious search algorithms, the company’s hiring requirements are also tough to figure out. Enter Google Boot Camp, an appl

Similar to the wildly popular Tamagotchi, Buddygotchi would be a buddy/friendship avatar that, if ignored, makes its owner progressively sicker.

Emo Photo Scan would enable users to have their profile photos scanned before posting, providing immediate feedback on whether the picture is trying too hard or strikes just the right balance of coolness, nonchalance, sexiness and quirkiness.

Created on top of MySpace, this app would let you rate who is the bestest, coolest friend in your MySpace universe. Points are awarded for prettiest smile, best hair and most-realistic plastic augmentations.

With this app, representatives from Google and MySpace would square off ith reps from Microsoft and Facebook in a ping-pong grudge match (with online advertising at stake).

With the Take That, Facebook app, Second Life avatars of key Facebook employees would dodge pies in an office setting. A player wins when CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s avatar is coated in pie filling.

You’ve seen the garrulous Microsoft CEO dance. Now watch his avatar shred an axe with reckless abandon to the likes of AC/DC, Kiss and other head-banging bands.

With the League of Your Own app, you as a manager would be able to compare your photo and profile to a potential employee’s. The app would tell you whether the applicant’s skills and business acumen could possibly overshadow your own–and get him or her t