Web surfing gets literal
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A prototype surfboard includes a notebook that allows surfers to check the latest wave and weather reports, navigate the Web and check e-mail between rides. [Missing Links]
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NEW YORK At the moment, at least eight different Web browsers reside in my computer. There&#39;s no earthly reason to have so many except for the slightly obsessive fun of it.
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Stop reading all that 'clickwrap' fine print! A browser bot will accept or reject agreements on your terms. By Mark D. Rasch from Wired magazine.
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The Internet has opened the floodgates of self-expression. What happens next?
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Could this be an end to broken links? New software replaces and updates links on Web pages.
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Blog: Researcher shows how URLs can be spoofed and content arbitrary within Safari 3.0 beta.
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Also: Mobile office challenge finds monkeys are distracting. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Also: Internet boom in China built on virtual fun. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Web applications are hot--and either destined to be the next big thing on the Web or the next bubble.
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A new posting from Dynamically Typed - More on rich web UIs - has a few interesting links to share, as well as Harry's search for a XmlHttpRequest method.
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A Scottish firm is looking to attract web surfers with a search engine that reads out results.
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Mozilla is trying to weave a new web. Not sure if it matters yet.
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If you&#39;re a Netscape fan, you&#39;ve probably run into websites that require you to fire up Internet Explorer in order to see the site properly.
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By Steve Lawson's  HERE'S an interesting one... Webaroo.  It's a free download service that allows you to take large portions of the internet with you on your travels.
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Plus: File sharing growing like a Weed. [News.com Extra]
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As I write this article a war is going on on the battlefield of the browsers (programs for surfing the internet such as Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox).
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Surfing the Web has never been more risky. Simply connecting to the Internet - and doing nothing else - exposes your PC to non-stop, automated break-in attempts by intruders looking to take control of your machine surreptitiously.