| New on Webware.com |  | Mozilla gives add-on developers a tip jar
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
Mozilla has introduced a new pilot program for Firefox developers to make a little money off add-ons they've created. Developers now have the option to place a "contribution" button on their add-on page, which lets users donate any amount they wish via PayPal. Read more |  | Xobni gives Outlook a premium boost
Posted by Jessica Dolcourt
On Tuesday night, Xobni introduced a new premium service, Xobni Plus. The one-time fee of $29.95 for one computer (and $9.95 for each additional) gets you search access to appointments and your Outlook task list. It also opens up the search bar to let you search phrases in quotes or type in Boolean search terms. Read more | | Photo tag 'face-off' proves vanity reigns supreme
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
I recently went on a nice, long vacation, and the first thing I did when I got back was to upload some of the best 200 or so photos I had taken to two services--Flickr and Facebook. Both let users tag photos, so I wanted to see which ones would get tagged first, and not by me. The results were surprising. Read more | | Fonolo's deep dialer gets call recording, shortcuts
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
Fonolo, the Web service that helps you reach the inner depths of even the largest company telephone directories, has put out a big update that adds new tools for users and companies alike. The biggest new feature of the bunch is call recording. You're now able to record the entire call for playback later, something that can be helpful when citing good or bad customer service experiences. Read more | | Yahoo widgets for the social networker
Posted by Don Reisinger
Yahoo widgets are designed to bridge the gap between the Web and your desktop. After you search through the company's listing of widgets and find what you like, you can download them onto your desktop. But what if you're a social-networking fanatic? Certainly, being on the Web works fine for you, but Yahoo widgets might make it just a little easier to satisfy your desire to stay connected. Here are some Yahoo widgets that help you network with your friends right on your desktop. Read more | | |  | New mobile Webware from Google | | | Google Voice coming to Android, BlackBerry
Posted by Tom Krazit
Google is ready to bring Google Voice to a place where it really makes the most sense: the smartphone. As of this week, Android and BlackBerry owners who are also Google Voice users can now use the service directly on their handsets. Read more | | Google's Location comes to iPhone's Safari
Posted by Jessica Dolcourt
Google on Wednesday rolled out the My Location feature for Google.com on the iPhone. Now, when you visit Google.com from the Safari browser of an iPhone sporting 3.0 software, you'll be greeted with a hyperlink urging you to enable My Location. On Google's iPhone search page, it pulls down your location from the cloud and returns search results relevant to your physical context. Instead of typing in a city or ZIP code to narrow results, the My Location feature will take charge. Read more | | | | | | Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most |
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