If you are at work then you should be working, right? Well, maybe not all of the time. Say you want to take a quick break and checkout the news, but you are afraid of those wandering eyes that might catch you. What you need is something that is more work friendly...how about WorkFriendly.net!

It looks like Google has now released a button for the Google Toolbar that will allow users to view upcoming events in their calendar. This button is only for Internet Explorer because the Google Toolbar in Firefox does not have the capability of adding buttons. Don't be too disappointed because it just shows the events in a menu-like fashion...nothing too special.

iTunes watch out! Amazon is making their move by coming out with their own video service for users to download movies. Amazon already has their video player up and is ready for you to download, but the Digital Video Store link still doesn't work.

Dell's customer service appears to be having some trouble keeping up with the battery recall. If you thought the service was bad before then this would be enough to make you buy another computer.

This is an absolute must-see in my opinion! This soccer match isn't your typical one because it is completely played with remote-controlled robots! It is amazing to see the robots fall over and then get themselves back up.

I saw this on Digg a little while ago and I thought this was pretty cool. All you have to do is go to the Yahoo Homepage and click on the exclamation point.

If you are looking for a great Media Center PC that will let you record your shows then the Monolith is for you. This pre-configured computer will come ready to run with MythTV already installed.

It looks like a new version of Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 was put online for people to download. I'm sure that there hasn't really been any changes but it does probably include some security fixes.

We've become all too familiar with social sites like MySpace, Facebook, Bebo to name the few major ones. However, I wouldn't consider any of the above mentioned to be family oriented or "safe" for all ages.