Sony has responded to complaints that they’re lacking in the online support area by introducing Playstation Home. The virtual world which reminds me a lot of Second Life will allow users to have virtual avatars, virtual homes, and live together in different environments, both private and public.

Yesterday, Google’s Picasa Web Albums pushed out a few needed improvements/features. December was the last time they added new features, so it was about time for an update.

I have always been a big fan of using the FeedBurner Headline Animator as a signature in your emails, forum posts, and just about anywhere else that you’re trying to attract new readers.

11 years after introducing the feedback system, eBay has decided to take a look at it, and make improvements. It is one of the most important elements which drives sales and helps to give sellers their credibility. Currently, their system includes positive, negative, and neutral feedback.

Yesterday Google Blogoscoped pointed out a hack for your Google Maps that would allow you to zoom much farther that you might think in just a few steps.

I just saw a post over at the Hive mentioning that the Windows Vista Ultimate site posted some new desktop backgrounds freely available to everyone.

I’m sure all of you are probably getting sick of me raving about Vista’s incredible integrated search, but it really is that good. When you get your computer all setup the first thing you might want to do is choose what locations and filetypes Vista is allowed to index.