Docstoc is a productive application which is like a “Youtube for professional documents”. They provide free access to so many different professional documents to be used for business, legal, powerpoint presentations and much more…

Facebook is so popular among individuals from all walks of life: students, business owners, developers, music lovers and so many other Internet users. If your friends are anything like mine, they sometimes enjoy checking different profile pictures of people within their friend’s contact lists…

The Wii Fit is getting a lot of headline by providing individuals a way to exercise while playing video games. That is nice and all, but you are confined within the settings of the game. Wouldn’t it be really great if we could exercise by riding our bike within a Virtual World? Say…Second Life?..

You have been bitten by a Vampire’, ‘Are You a Good Kisser?’, ‘Is this a perfect match?’, ‘Answer this movie Quiz?’
We are all familiar with the new spam of Facebook applications…

Here is a challenge for you developers: create an application to opt out of Facebook application invites. Enough! I do not want to be bitten by you Vampires, I do not want to write on your wall, or a Super Wall, or a super dooper wall, or a dooper super dooper poking smiling wall…

Visiting Web 2.0 sites at work doesn’t have to mean you’re wasting time on Facebook.
Here is a list of five Web 2.0 startups whose sites actually help you increase productivity at the office.
1) Remember the Milk - RTM for short, this site is a full featured web-based to-do list manager…

How many times has the following happened: you surf the Internet, load an application, install software and all of the sudden an error message pops up?
I always wished the error message would be simple and tell me exactly what the bug is, and what to do in order to fix it…

The Internet continues to grow quickly, and more and more individuals are sharing personal stuff all over the net such as pictures (Flickr, Photobucket), videos (Youtube, Metacafe), articles (Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon) and even personal information (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn)…

I just saw an amusing Web 2.0 video, which was created by Richter Scales. It is a song parody based on Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire”.
Can’t wait for a sequel to be made for the Web 3.0…

Via: Blonde 2.0

We are all familiar with Facebook, Myspace, Hi5, Friendster, and the hundreds, if not thousands, of other Social Networks. Well, Google sat, observed the growing success, and decided they now want a piece of the pie.
Google is ready to launch their own project to attempt and collect some of the millions of users…