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Smile. You’re about to encounter the Kensington VideoCAM family - high quality, competitively priced Digital PC Cameras that make it trouble-free to take and send snapshots and video clips online. When you use Kensington Digital PC Camera, you’ll see why the Kensington VideoCAM’s state-of-the-art technology is going to transform the way people communicate. Whether e-mailing still photos and video clips or videoconferencing online, you’ll be looking good - at a great price. Live video conferencing saves money on phone bills and creates more intimate and effective communication. Imagine explaining directly to your client the status of an important project. Imagine singing ‘Happy Birthday’ to a face, not a phone receiver. Just plug the VideoCam into your USB port, load the drivers, and you are ready to go. No interface card required. This tiny device fits on or near your computer. Lean forward or backwards; the person on the other end will still see you. And why wait to show your newly decorated home to your friend - send snapshots over the Internet right now! The tethered cord gives you six feet of range to position and move around with the camera.

Recently Mozilla released an early prototype the mobile version of the popular Firefox browser, codenamed Fennec. Firefox fans have been eagerly downloading and testing it. However Opera announced that its Opera Mini Browser has been released for the Google Android platform. Opera Mini has 40 million users worldwide and is also used in the Nintendo Wii console and in numerous other portable devices.

According to Opera CEO Jon von Tetzchner, “Opera Mini will be able to empower users of Android-based handsets with access to all of their favourite Web sites with popular features for smooth effects and scalable, tailored viewing.”

To make things more interesting, Microsoft is set to release an update for their own mobile browser. Stay tuned to see who will win this war.

Have you heard of Facebook? It is a social networking site that was originally made exclusively for Harvard University students and just after a few months, it became open to the public.

For me, Facebook is the most addictive social networking site i’ve ever joined to. Only those who are on your friends list can see your full profile which means that you still have your privacy in this site. You can poke your friends, write on their walls, dedicate songs, share videos, give gifts, answer fun quizzes, upload photos and much more! The site currently holds the record of having the most photo uploads in the world with an average of 14 million uploads a day. The site ranking also increased from 70th place to 7th place.

For someone who’s highly dependent on the Internet, one of the most indispensable tools is a reliable email provider. And for this blogger, Gmail is the email to beat. The interface is easy on the eyes and very user-friendly. The real-time updates makes keeping tab of correspondences a real breeze. The practically limitless space allows for very flexible use and enables the inbox to double as an online office of sorts. The email threads make reviewing and counter-checking old mails absolutely hassle-free. And because it’s from Google, it works seamlessly with other online essentials like Google Calendar and Documents.

Thank you Gmail!

Do you have a myspace profile page? If yes, then good for you. If none, you’re so missing a lot!

Myspace is one of the most popular social networking sites today. It is currently the 6th most popular website in the world and is the 3rd most popular in the United States. Just imagine how many million users checks their account everyday!

The best thing about myspace is that it almost has everything you might possibly want and need like profile, pictures, comments, widgets, blingees, blogs, groups, networks and the newest one is the myspaceim where you can chat with your myspace buddies.