With current trends as they are, researchers believe that certain areas of the Internet may collapse due to ‘You Tube’ type websites.

Can our networks deal with the ever increasing demand!?

Are we about to see a war between two of the Internet’s biggest players? Google have ruffled EBays feathers by trying to upstage one of their biggest events of the year. EBay have pulled $25m (£12.6m) of Advertising from Google in retaliation.

As some of you may know, Apple has developed Safari (Apples Web Browser), for use on the Windows Operating System. But, F-SECURE reports on a remote command execution bug in the brand spanking new Safari for Windows program that blows the Software wide open.

This is a fantastic tool for checking how your (or someone else’s) website looks through different Browsers and Operating Systems.

You have to be a bit patient and leave the scanner running in the background, but it is a must have for anybody who cares about Cross Browser / Cross Platform efficient web-sites.

US researchers have successfully tested an experimental system to deliver power to devices without the need for wires. The setup, reported in the journal Science, made a 60W light bulb glow from a distance of 2m (7ft).

Technology giant, IBM, is soon to launch a multimedia browser to make audio and video content accessible to people with vision impairments.
Codenamed the Accessibility Browser - or A-Browser - the software was created by a blind employee in Japan.

The term Web 2.0 was dreamed up to describe community-driven phenomena such as blogs and wikis and the enormously priced businesses they inspired. Wikipedia has become a net success story. But not everyone is buying into the label!