| New on Webware.com |  | Apple taps the Web in new software
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
The new versions of iLife and iWork 2009 have new integration with big sites like Flickr and Facebook. iWork also gets the added benefit of having an online component called iWork.com, which will be a place where users can share files and collaborate on them with others. Read more |  | Google testing Chrome 2.0
Posted by Jonathan Skillings
The next version of Google's Chrome browser is already available for testing. This week Google opened up testing to brave users who can subscribe to three different development versions of the software. New features include a faster rendering engine, form auto-complete, and profiles, which will keep your bookmarks and button layout separate from other users. Read more | | Ford trucks getting LogMeIn remote PC access
Posted by Rafe Needleman
The remote PC access product LogMeIn is getting into trucks. A branded version of the software, "LogMeIn for Ford Work Solutions" will be included in the new F-150 trucks (and a few other models) equipped with the optional Ford Works Solutions suite, a collection of options that includes Internet access, a dashboard monitor, and a wireless keyboard and pointing device. Read more | | Looking for a new job? Start here
Posted by Don Reisinger
Using the best resources across the Web to find and interview for a new job is a big key to success. There are some sites that claim to offer the best service, but in reality, they offer generic help to unique people--not much help at all. Here are four services that do a much better job of scouring the Web to help you find the perfect job. Read more | | Chegg: A Netflix for textbooks
Posted by Rick Broida
Like textbooks, but not paying to own them? We've discovered Chegg, which allows you to "rent" textbooks for significantly less than buying them new--and, in many cases, for less than buying them used. Like Netflix you sign up by the month and you can return books whenever you like--that is as long as you're still a subscriber. Read more | | | | The Web in 3D | | | Learn how to play guitar in your browser (in 3D)
Posted by Josh Lowensohn
This browser-based music learning system shows users how to play guitar in 3D, and works on both Macs and PCs. Guitar-playing veterans who have undergone motion capture recording of their entire bodies (fingers especially) teach you various lessons. Read the whole story to see a video of how it works. Read more | | Get 3D maps on your phone
Posted by Jessica Dolcourt
3DVU announced Way2Go at CES this week, a mobile app and online mapping service that will let you put personalized 3D routes on your mobile phone. Subscribers will be able to create up to 30 3D aerial picture routes online, which they'll then be able to access from their cell phones through a downloadable viewer. Read more | | | | | Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most |
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