I just received a rather strange message from a friend on my MSN contact list. Naturally I was suspicious about any messages containing a misspelled .info domain and it seems my suspicions were correct about this one.
The site in question is pooop.info. You visit that site and enter your details at your own risk, although [...]

by Leah Forteza
These days, it’s all about the Internet. But the Age of the Mobile has dawned and all roads lead to an emerging Golden Age. A lot of tech pundits predict an explosion of mobile technology and software, especially Mobile Web, in 2008. Mobile trend forecasts for 2008 include the rise of the mobile [...]

By Rafe Needleman
[...] In 2008, we will likely see the emergence of a market supporting the zero-software. Already there are computers that are just glorified Web browsers. More of these will be built and installed–for people on tight budgets, in offices, in schools, and so on. This movement makes old folks (like me) nervous, because [...]

Written by Richard MacManus
We’re well into the current era of the Web, commonly referred to as Web 2.0. Features of this phase of the Web include search, social networks, online media (music, video, etc), content aggregation and syndication (RSS), mashups (APIs), and much more. Currently the Web is still mostly accessed via a PC, but [...]

by Pete Cashmore
Mashable
Rebtel, the service which lets you use ordinary phones to call internationally for the price of a local call, is launching a Facebook app this week. Announced by the team today, the “Reb Me” Facebook app creates local numbers for your global friends, allowing you to call them (and them to call you) [...]

NEW YORK (BusinessWire EON) August 7, 2007 — Scientific American, one of the world’s most enduring and revered science and technology magazines, has announced the launch of a new mobile internet site. Beginning today, anyone with a web-enabled mobile device can access Scientific American Mobile for free news and additional interactive features customized to their [...]

by M Cervantes
Im sure that by now you have bought Microsoft’s newst product. The zune. Yes, the Zune is the rival to Apple’s iPod. Well since you bought it you want to fill it up with all you favorite music, videos, themes, and pictures. Well i got the bestest of news for you Zune lovers. [...]

This post provides a link to a number of podcasting tools that allow creating a podcast, editing it and publishing it online. Mashable has come up with another of its helpful lists - “Podcasting Toolbox: 70+ Podcasting Tools and Resources” You will find a Podcast Creation Guides, legal issues relevant to podcasting, how to create [...]

This dial provides a virtual tasting menu of Internet radio stations
Toronto, ON (PRWEB) July 9, 2007 — Conalgo Inc today unveiled TUN3R.com, an internet radio search engine for the Web 2.0 generation.
TUN3R is a radical departure from traditional radio portals, which behave like web search engines. Visitors to TUN3R are instead greeted with The [...]

Here you will find an excellent list of more than 90 websites for everyone who enjoys music. Internet Radio, Music Social Networks, Music Sharing Applications and Widgets, Music and Audio Tools, and so much more…
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Brian Krebs on Computer Security
“Web Worm Whacks MySpace Users
[washingtonpost.com] A complex, ongoing attack on MySpace.com users is turning victim’s sites and computers into hosts for serving phishing scams and computer viruses.
Earlier this week, some MySpace user pages were seeded with computer code seeking to exploit one of three recently-patched security holes in Microsoft Windows [...]

By Stefanie Olsen
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.–NASA astronauts “twittering” from the moon?
It’s not such a far-fetched idea, considering the space agency’s current push to partner with Web 2.0 companies like Twitter and save itself from turning into a dinosaur in the Internet age. Some executives at the struggling NASA believe that if the agency can [...]