Do you really believe everything you see on the net? Of course not, but how do you tell what's real and what isn't? Wouldn't it be great if you could just download a hoax-finder, click an icon, and get a result such as: Hoax Probability: 92%? This could be achieved by cross-referencing the site name with various sites that report or comment on such things, or just by searching for the site name together with words like hoax, fake or phony in various search engines.

If you have sisters and brothers, you will, as you get older, sometimes discuss the old times. Pretty often, you'll come across things your parents did that were just awesome (e.g. when you had to go for a vaccination and were brave instead of wailing around and terrorizing everybody else, you would get a matchbox car - what a great idea!) On the other hand, you'll come across a lot of stuff you virtually hated (e.g. you were forced to play a violin - and yuck, you still can't listen to...

I am a stockmarket daytrader and it really bothers me how no one has started a great virtual daytrading game. I am sure there are millions who would be interested to learn without the risk.

I would like to be able to look at a days computer activity by date on my Mac and also be able to use it as a search. ie the interface might be a calender. When I click a date several panes would display... e-mails sent and received; Events as listed in iCal; contacts added/changed; files and folders created/deleted, downloaded or altered; FTP activity; web pages visited: Skype calls/chats, made/received; Software used etc. Example scenario. Search for "John Doe"... I get a list...

Graffiti program for the new WII platform. 1. "Paint" program: User can "spray" paint or other substances on monitor. Background templates will exist to overlay - famous building walls, painting frames, light shows, fireworks displays, etc. Also, "paint by number" painting templates would be available to teach the techniques of famous graffiti artists. 2. A graffiti game, which would pit 2 or more graffiti artists against each other online as a virtual graffiti "slam".

I would like it if someone made a web search that would find the thing you were looking for off a description. For example, say you wanted to... find a special puzzle that messes with peoples minds. But you couldn't remember what it was called. You could just write a detailed description. And, you see the name of the puzzle and a link to a website that has it.

How about a very interactive/fun website that teaches people how to program or make websites? Here's how it would work: - Someone creates an account on the website. The account creation process would figure out where the person should go/start in the midst of all of these interactive tutorials. The same account could be used to add or edit existing tutorials (an approval system would be made). They can do as little as adding on a sentence to someone else's tutorial or create a flash...

There's thousands of websites to ask and receive advice on just about anything. What if there were to be a randomized one? Let me explain... You'd get an account and logon. You can either choose to give advice or receive advice. If you decide to receive advice, you select that option. It brings up a bunch of categories, kind of like a search engine (i.e friends, buying products, relationships, traveling, etc.). If it doesn't fit under any of them, you select "other". Now, what...

Don't you hate sites with pop-up ads every three seconds and if your pop-up killer doesn't get them all you race to see how many you can close - only to have more pop up?! Instead of having pop up killer programs, how about a search engine like Google add an extra option or feature to their advanced search. The bots could tell which sites have more than one or two pop-ups and put them in the idiot webmasters category. Some people don't get the idea that annoying advertising is bad...

A hypnotize-yourself program that allows you to decide what positive self suggestions the computer will read back to you after hypnotized.