Melinda Gates give 900$ million to fight TB - tabbed browsing maybe?read more | digg story Read More

For all of you who need a html editor, good news:"You can now uninstall your 1st Page 2000, as the HTML Editor 1st Page 2006 has finally been released. A lot of people were expecting this ne… Read More

Alphabetically sorted list of popular Web 2.0 applications. The description for each of the application is taken from their own About or FAQ pages. Bookmark for quick reference.Check it out… Read More

"This clever guy changes the app names - OpenOffice.org is Luxuriousity Office Suite ($29.95 for Instant Download!), GIMP is Photographer's Dream Pro ($19.99 download) on his site, and on eB… Read More

As small as a pen! As cool as the jetsons!You can already buy this kind of virtual keyboards, but they don't work very well. In the near future, these kinds of devices will replace laptops.r… Read More

Try out new Newsvine service, seems nice. It's kind of like Digg Read More

Posts that contain Web 2.0 per day for the last 30 days.Get your own chart! Read More

"A way to take advantage of the Google Maps is, of course, painting your logo on the rooftop and hoping the mapping satellite passes above your head."Funny example how Web 2.0 is slowly chan… Read More

**No registration needed** Digg.com makes the Wall Street Journal in an article called "Digging Out the News" The story reads: "Tech news site Digg.com takes a unique approach to determining… Read More

Have you already seen it? Pandora I mean. If you haven't, you should check it out, it's a really nice service. The idea is that you can create your own radio station that only plays what you… Read More

Video is going to be huge in new Web and burst.com is probably one of the winners.Already hot:openvlogyoutubeboltfolio Read More

Go and see Fon. Let's make it easier to access web anywhere, anytime Read More

Check out top-100 essential downloads of free software & freeware for Windows XP all in one page..Nice to know at least when you're a new user. Check it out!read more | digg st… Read More

It's easy to see what will be the future of radio and tv. Put together podcasting and services like Pandora and you can imagine how the future will look like. You just describe what you like… Read More

Check these out and you won't be lonely in the Internet anymore. Social browsing is the name of the game:YakalikeChatsum Read More

There are plenty of fantastic new services and sites all over internet and I'd say those will prevail that follow these simple two rules:1. No "Sign up" of any kind.2. Connectibility.Plain a… Read More

All the major players are trying to guess how the future is going to be andmost of all how to make money in it. MS has revealed some of its ideas about the future:hereNothing really new, but… Read More

I was only 7/41, but let see the results after this post:startup, Dave Legg, Technorati, http://www.flick.com, Flickr, venture capitalists, VCs, Digg, Slashdot, Cool Words , Nitro, Ruby on… Read More

Three things:1. Community2. Service oriented architecture3. WirelessnessIt's as simple as that. For example:Community - blogging, podcasting, vlogging, doing favors, revealing yourself to th… Read More

"Google's decision to launch a desktop software bundle has left many industry observers underwhelmed and confused about the company's long-term strategy."Expectations for Google's new produc… Read More

"I got to spend some time with Eric, Larry, and a dozen other journalists yesterday after the amazing keynote. The story everyone wanted to talk about--and Eric and Larry didn't--was Google… Read More

...and start vlogging. Blog is so yesterday's news. Now it's all about podcasts - creating your own downloadable radioshows (mp3's), but to be honest that's not new anymore, so a blogger tha… Read More

What on earth is that doing there?read more | digg story Read More

Click this:Pandoenter your e-mail and download Pando beta (about 3MB). And what is it? It's a tool that you can send ANY file to ANYBODY via e-mail. Amazing! For example you have a 700 MB mo… Read More

"Firefox is very close to hitting a critical mass of 10 percent, which could mean a more rapid adoption rate," Vince Vizzaccaro, NetApplications executive vice president of marketing and str… Read More