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I’m 16 years old and I’m trying to earn money to buy a car and have money to go out and hang out with my friends during the summer. I currently have a job but it’s not that great because I don’t get enough hours and my pay is low. I like computers and I [...]

Filed under: News, Web

FillAnyPDF is a free online, SSL encrypted PDF form editor that allows you to upload your PDF form so that others can fill it out and even sign it online. While it’s marketed as a replacement option to the fax, the appeal and practical uses are probably broader than that. Small business, [...]

Filed under: Internet, Web services, web 2.0

I absolutely must preface this story by saying I do not own an iPhone. I have never used an unsecured cellular phone to arrange a booty call, and I always use cash.

With that out of the way, I give you PinpointsX. Before you get too excited, it seems [...]

Filed under: Microsoft, Browsers

When the new Windows “Select Your Web Browser” window — commonly known as the ballot screen — rolls out to European users at the beginning of March, they’ll be able to choose from five modern browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE 8, and Opera. Nobody’s surprised that any of those made the list, [...]

Filed under: Business, Social Software, web 2.0

Facebook just acquired something called Octazen Solutions, a company that most people (myself included) had never heard of until yesterday. Even Techcrunch’s Mike Arrington had to ask “What did Facebook just buy?” Arrington and others talked to their industry sources, and the word around the web is that Octazen [...]

Filed under: Developer, Web services, Google

We already knew Google Gears was on its way out, but Google has now basically lowered the casket into the ground. Gears powered a bunch of web apps in its day, but now Google’s stopping work on it and switching to supporting its features natively in Chrome using HTML5 and [...]

Filed under: web 2.0

This one’s for the web developers: JS “lightbox” galleries are a dime a dozen these days. Do we really need another one? After looking at YoxView, I think it’s definitely a worthy contender in this crowded niche.

YoxView has the usual lightbox effect but adds a few bells and whistles such as [...]

Filed under: Browsers, Mobile, Android

Mozilla isn’t the only company itching to port its web browser to run on Google’s Android operating system. Google announced recently that 60,000 handsets a day are now shipping with Android, and it seems like every day a device maker announces a new Android-based product. So while the WebKit-based browser that [...]

Filed under: BlackBerry, Browsers, Mobile

Mobile browsers have come a long way in the past few years. The days of stripped down WAP pages that make the web look like it did in 1994 are all but gone. Now you can use an iPhone, Android handset, or Windows Mobile device to view full web pages much [...]

Filed under: Business, Web services, Commercial, Freeware, Social Software, Web

When you woke up this morning, I bet the first thing you said to yourself was, “gee, I wish there were more social networks I could join.” Okay, probably not. But like it or not, they’re popping up all over the web.

There’s a new social network [...]