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ClikBall is a handsome looking new application built in part by Jesse Andrews, the man responsible for Greasemonkey

Two former Microsoft employees, Shan Sinha, a former Microsoft SharePoint and SQL Server strategist, and Alex DeNeui, also

We can no longer call Feedly just "an alternative interface for Google Reader" as we once did. Since

Box.net, the popular document hosting and sharing service, announced a major redesign of its user interface today, which

When we first reviewed Posterous, we called it a 'minimalist blogging service.' All you have to do to

The internet is a visual medium, so it's no surprise that visual bookmarking services are becoming increasingly popular.

SlideShare is the most popular social site for presentations on the Web. Microsoft PowerPoint - despite its detractors

Microsoft just announced the availability of a number of new and updated online applications in its Windows Live

Widget creation platform Clearspring today announced that it acquired AddThis, the popular bookmarking and sharing button. According to

The photo sharing market is growing at a steady clip and new services are released regularly. In this

Just a few weeks ago, we reported that FriendFeed had released a new beta version of its site

The DEMO Fall conference today saw the launch of a number of interesting online photo applications. Out of

Recently, Google's photo sharing app, Picasa, was updated to a new version that now does facial recognition and

The new surge in Enterprise 2.0 technologies is giving companies, especially small-to-medium sized businesses, more alternatives when it

Browsing the web is typically a very solitary activity, even if the Web 2.0 revolution has given us

Yahoo's photosharing service Flickr is one of the more wonderful things on the web and today the company

We just came across Pixelpipe.com, a new service that allows you to easily post your digital pictures, videos,

Wuala puts a new twist on cloud storage. While typical cloud storage services move your data onto servers

The Google Reader team just announced that it has implemented more granular controls for who you share items

Shutterfly, the photo sharing and printing company today launched Share Sites, which will allow users to create photo