ShangBy.com has put both the "whoo" and the "hoo" back into Internet shopping.

Chances are you've seen the commercials that end with the catchy tagline, "Shoot anything. Share everything." They make putting video online look so simple, but anyone who's ever posted video on the Web -- or tried to post video on the Web -- knows it's not always as easy as it sounds. Unless you're using Flip Video.

It seems like everybody and her cat has a Web site these days. My furr-kid, Hercules, is no exception thanks to a new online tool called Weebly.

Whether they're hard-core or casual, people who exercise are always on the prowl for the latest and greatest gadgets to help them get the most from their workouts. Now there's something new for them to try -- the Pulse Ring.

In today's über connected society, there's almost no such thing as being out of touch. That said, there might come a time when you desperately need (or merely want) to access your e-mail, but you don't have your usual tools. Here's your solution.

When you think of word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, chances are the first thing that comes to mind is the ubiquitous Microsoft Office. But there are free alternatives out there that offer a host of benefits beyond the price tag.

In an age in which more and more people are online -- connected virtually all the time -- it's easy to forget those who can't -- or won't -- hop on what we once called the information superhighway. What if I told you that you don't need a computer or an Interent connection to receive e-mail and digital photos?

If you've ever tried to e-mail a Web address, or worse, read one out loud to somebody, you know how long and unwieldy URLs can be.

It's natural for you to want people to be able to contact you online, but, there are concerns when it comes to posting or giving out your e-mail address, not the least of which is spam. Now you can protect your address and your privacy.