Create an Interactive Slideshow Video of Your Web Site’s Latest Content

While interactive elements add appeal to any Web site, they usually take a great time investment to create. Videos take time to storyboard or script, and even the shortest slideshows take time to select photos and screenshots.
Wibbitz is part video and part slideshow, but instead of taking hours to make, it works instantly. Even better—it automatically updates itself.

Click the orange Get it Now button to start using Wibbitz.

Test How Fast Your Web Site Loads in Foreign Countries

Most responsible Web site owners test their site’s loading speed to make sure visitors are not waiting more than a few seconds to see pictures and other content. But, while most of us think to test the speed from servers in our own countries, we sometimes forget to speed test for a wide variety of countries.
Loads.in is an all-around Web site speed tester that gives us the ability to test site speed on all major continents and with all major browsers.

Enter your Web site’s URL on the homepage and click start.

Save Your Favorite Articles, Tweets and Links in One Place

Between Twitter, Facebook, Delicious and numerous RSS feeds, it is no wonder our online lives feel chaotic. Finding a single article you just know you saved somewhere can be dizzying.
Faveous connects to our favorite social networks and RSS feeds to keep all of our marked favorites in a single place, making them easy to find when needed.

Faveous is currently in invitation-only beta testing, so to use the service, you can either request an invitation, or pay with a Tweet—that is, send a Tweet about the service in exchange for using it.

Report an Unsafe Website to Microsoft in Internet Explorer 9

The Internet is full of websites that are phishing for your private information or contain malicious code that can jeopardize the security of your PC. Using a safety feature built in to IE9, you can inform Microsoft when you think you’ve found an unsafe website. Learn how to report unsafe websites to Microsoft in Internet Explorer 9.

Why Report Unsafe Websites to Microsoft?

Although a number of active and passive safety devices are available to keep your PC secure, nothing is more powerful in keeping everyone’s PC safe than active participation by a community of computers users. Recently, Microsoft began harnessing the power IE end-users to help report websites that appear unsafe.
There are two major threats when it comes to websites. The first threat is a phishing scam that attempts to get visitors to reveal personal information. This information often forms the basis for identity theft and other crimes. The second threat is malicious code that executes on your PC and introduces viruses and other malware to your computer.
If you think you’ve encountered either threat, you can inform Microsoft. The company then adds the website to its growing database of suspicious sites. When it gets enough complaints about a website, the site is flagged as a potential security threat. When other users attempt to access the site, they are warned that the site may be a threat to personal or PC safety. By reporting suspicious websites, you are doing your part to make the Internet safer for everyone.