Upload any kind of document, and turn it into a beautiful online publication. Three different view modes to fit your needs: Magazine, Presentation and Paper.

Augmented reality is coming to a cell phone near you. New technology is being developed that allows you to combine a live picture on your phone with data from the Internet. "One user describes the experience as 'having an informative, manga-like world superimposed on the real one'."

Checking out a cool website that you want to share with your friends on Twitter? TBuzz allows you to tweet about the page you’re visiting or keep track of the buzz about it on Twitter.

Compete.com, the website that lets you monitor the search terms that drive traffic to your site and that of your competitors, launched their new site Wednesday, April 15.

Finn Digital recently kicked off a home page and newsletter redesign for Briggs & Stratton Corporation's YardSmarts program. Looking for timely yard-care tips and trends?

Cloudlet is a free Firefox browser extension that lets you Google the Internet faster. The application inserts context-aware tag clouds into a traditional Google, Yahoo and twitter interface to help you navigate more efficiently through search results.

Thinking about creating a public dialogue with your consumers? Noted community and social media blogger Chris Brogan suggests your approach:

Care to upload and share your latest presentation with your LinkedIn network? Or perhaps you’re looking for a private, secure online collaboration environment? LinkedIn’s new “Applications” feature allows you to enrich your profile in new ways.

Not sure whether you trust a product review from someone with a kitten avatar? If you agree that “seeing is believing”, Expo TV offers consumers the opportunity to create their own video product reviews and share them with the world.

Gary Vaynerchuk changed the way the Web viewed wine when he began “Wine Library TV” and built a Web 2.0 movement around it. Learn more about what draws a cult-like following of over 80,000 viewers to his site each day.