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Gmail user Dan McGee writes that he's found a new feature in his Gmail that places small favicons

In the age of transparency, it appears some of us are embarrassed to be ourselves. Maybe you're a

Last night, something amazing happened: Facebook and Twitter came to my TV. No, I didn't go out and

Today, the web office company Zoho, whose line of products competes with other web applications like Google Docs

Since Google introduced "Gmail Labs" to the users of their popular, web-based email application, they've been adding new

Feed manipulation service BlastCasta has released a new feed widget this morning that allows publishers to offer more

Web 2.0 Called; It Says It's Just An Ad Platform Now When we saw drag and drop widget

One of the most apparent trends from this month's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was the proliferation of flat

We love Canadian startup PostRank here at ReadWriteWeb, but today the company has really outdone itself with the

Fidelity, one of the world's largest financial service institutions, has just launched the first iGoogle secure banking gadget

Innovative search startup Lijit has done study of search widgets on pages around the web and says its

When Google radically changed its iGoogle homepage a little while ago, many of its users were up in

AOL announced the new developer site for MyAOL today to almost no fanfare, but at a time when

Google today updated its iGoogle homepage by improving its integration Google Reader, Gmail, and Google Finance. These gadgets

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

At Intel's Developer Forum, Yahoo today announced an initiative to bring the Internet to your TV set through

Making charts and graphs might not seem like an exciting way to spend your time, but new service

Lijit, which provides search services to bloggers and blog networks, announced today that it has closed a $7.1

Imagine waking up and your site is inaccessible for no apparent reason. If this happens, site owners

WorkLight, a startup that offers enterprise 2.0 products, recently did a survey among Facebook users to find out