Meow! Ruff! That’s how this blog entry on PetSugar would read if it were written by by its visitor’s pets. But pets logging on the Internet isn’t happening…at least not yet.

Shopping on the Internet goes 3-D with the help of Kinset, a company who is on a mission to let you stroll down a store’s aisles from the comfort of home.

Regardless of what anyone claims, the fundamental goal of every blog on the Internet is to accomplish one goal: generate traffic.

Accessing Web sites from your mobile device just became a bit easier thanks to RocketShotz. Designed to get you to Web sites faster, the service eliminates the need to thumb-in long Web site URLs.

Flickr has improved their geotagging system by making it a lot easier for people to find, view and search for photos based on places and tags.

Host and share your digital media, regardless of format type, without long and annoying downloads. DivShare offers free, unlimited hosting, auto-converting your items to embeddable Flash. Now accessing and viewing items are easy for both you and your Web site’s visitors.

Paying $1.50 for directory assistance is on the verge of extinction thanks to the delivery of free directory services run by the world’s computing elite.

If it has to do with money, there’s a good chance you’ll find it on MoneyTrackin’, a budgeting and financial planning community that boasts it is “accounting for real people.”

Some time before Thanksgiving in America, 110 million MySpace users, spread across 20 countries, will be able to make free phone calls thanks to a Skype-enabled version of MySpace IM.

Just like a fiery car crash, Dotspotter doesn’t let you look away.

If you’re looking for an online home for all of your text, music and videos, that you can access from anywhere and share with friends, look no further than Wixi.

Step away from the keyboard! Web 2.0 event planning tool Zoji is determined to make sure people still are interested in socializing - in person!