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Late last week, Microsoft Research released an interesting paper [PDF] about a Web browser it calls Gazelle that's constructed in such a way to act like an operating system with

One of the highlights last week at Web 2.0 Expo was the launch of Microsoft's new cloud computing play, Live Mesh. Mesh is a new development platform for syncing user

If you're like most folks interested in technology, you likely have a feed reader full of hundreds of RSS feeds on your favorite topics. No doubt, they all have one

A little startup called Bit.ly has unseated TinyURL as the default link shortening service on Twitter. This isn't just about shortening links, though. "The truth about Bit.ly," enterprise software analyst

Here at ReadWriteWeb, we're no strangers to URL shortening services. We use them all of the time - and we're proponents of using something other than TinyURL. But with the

Tonight Microsoft is launching two more products into its suite of Windows Live branded consumer web apps - Windows Live Photo Gallery Beta and Windows Live Folders Beta. According to

Dazzboard describes their service as a "universal media manager," but we like to think of it more as a mobile device manager which lets you move your media files from

Dimdim, the easy-to-use web conferencing tool that delivers live presentations, whiteboards, voice and video, has just exited their beta period today. With the exit, the service has also added features

Everyone has used, or at least seen, a shortened URL. In fact, ReadWriteWeb has reported on services such as bit.ly, krunchd, SnipURL and others. The better ones also generate statistics

Reader engagement with blogs has changed dramatically over the last three years, primarily because of the rise of online social networks, according to new numbers released by analytics firm Postrank