I highlight Cool Site of the Day and other early 2001 web discovery tools recommended by Google, including Netscape's "new and cool," USA Today’s hot sites, and the Glassdog directory for finding interesting content online.
I recommend Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools blog, where he curates reviews of practical hardware and software. It is an excellent resource for discovering functional, high-quality items that solve specific problems and work as advertised.
I use the 'What's new' sections on 123india and Yahoo's India directory to discover the latest Indian websites. These curated lists are effective tools for keeping track of new additions to the regional web.
I'm observing the shifting browser landscape where Internet Explorer holds a dominant lead over Netscape. I highlight recent statistics and speculate on whether Netscape 6 or Microsoft's antitrust split will impact these market share trends.
I’m tracking the release of the Netscape 7.01 preview. I haven't tested it myself, but early feedback suggests there is no compelling reason to switch, as noted in reviews from sources like ZDNet.
I found Idea-a-Day, a site that releases a copyright-free concept every day. It's a great resource if you need a quick spark of creativity or an open-source project idea to build upon.