What's tomorrow's YouTube? The Web's next breakout hit may be one these innovative, useful, and fun new sites.
This super-customizable version of a home page enables you to pick the news and information feeds you want to read, and to specify the "
flakes," or applets, you want to include
If you spend more time than you should googling folks, you need to check out
Spock.com, a search engine designed to dig up information about people.
Swivel, holds a mind-boggling array of charts and graphs-
The Internet is the best research tool in existence. That's the good news--and the bad news. Though finding information online is easy, keeping track of it all can be tough. Most people end up copying and pasting information from Web sites, printing it out, or bookmarking pages--with no good way to keep it all organized or find what they want fast.
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