StumbleUpon

is a

free app for Android

that will help you

find websites that match your tastes

. Much like a late evening stumble after a trip to the pub, StumbleUpon can take you to strange and unexpected places full of magic and wonder (and

random Internet humor

).

In this episode of

60-Second App

we show you a

free application for iPhone

that lets you

save web pages to read later

. Instapaper Free only requires that you set up an Instapaper account and

download the free app

, after which you'll be able to access your

saved web pages

whenever you want.

You've heard of URLs. You even know

how to use URLs

. You just don't know what they are. Well in this tutorial, we'll not only be telling you

what URLs are

used for, but also what they are and how URLs help you

browse the Internet

.

Your friend asks, "What's the URL for that site?" and you aren't sure what they mean.

When you're

browsing the Internet

and you

open a new page

, chances are you don't want to

open a new window

. Instead, you'll want the page to

open pages in a new tab

. You can set this to be your

default setting

for

Safari

so that each time you open a new page it pops up as a new tab. We'll show you how in this tutorial!

If you're an

Android user who's looking for a

full-featured browser

then look no farther than

Opera Mini

. It's a

fast and free browser

that offers some great features like

tabbed browsing

,

bookmarks

and more. Go to

Android Market

to check it out for yourself.

A big feature on the iPhone is an ability known as

pinch browsing

. With pinch browsing you can taputke two fingers to the screen and move them either closer together or farther apart to

zoom in or zoom out

respectively. Now in Android OS 2.1 you have

pinch browsing on your Android phone

too! We'll show you how to get started in this tutorial.

A big feature in the iPhone is something called

pinch browsing

. You've probably seen this before, it's where you take two fingers and move them apart so that what's on screen gets larger or you can move them closer together so things get smaller. Now in

Android OS 2.1

you have pinch browsing too! We'll show you how to get started using pinch

browsing on your Android

in this tutorial.

Your

Android phone

comes with a basic web browser by default. If you'd like to have something with a few more features like tabbed browsing, take a look at the

Dolphin Browser

. It's cool and it's free!

In our 10-part series on Safari we pointed out some of the key things that make it such a classy browser. In this bonus episode, Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan picks out a few of his favorite features in Safari.

Bookmarks can be really useful, but they're much more useful if you can

synchronize your bookmarks between multiple computers

and multiple browsers.

Bookmarks

provide a quick and easy way to return to sites you want to visit.

Safari 4.0

makes it easier than ever to

add bookmarks

, create groups of bookmarks, and then to keep all your

bookmarks organized

.

We all have certain sites that we visit over and over again. With

Safari 4.0

, a new feature puts your "

Top Sites

" front and center.

Top Sites

gives you a visual image of the sites you visit most. You can edit these sites, delete them, save them and move them around.

RSS - really simple syndication

, is a great way to keep on top of all your favorite sites. Safari goes out of its way to give you all you need to make

RSS feeds easy

. There's a built-in RSS reader, RSS search, bookmark RSS feeds, personal

RSS clipping service

and several other RSS-specific improvements in Safari 4.0.

Safari 4.0

knows that it's a jungle out there so it does everything it can to

keep you safe on the Web

. With built-in

phishing protection, malware protection, safe downloads, pop-up blocking, anti-virus

integration among its security features, you can surf the Internet with confidence.

When you visit lots of Web sites, odds are you're going to have to enter a number of passwords. At the same time you're also going to have to

fill out a form

now and then; especially when shopping online.

Safari 4.0

makes these and other repetitive tasks easier than ever.

Safari 4.0

has tried to make your browsing experience faster and easier. In many ways, it has succeeded. Safari 4.0 includes the

Smart Address Field

which makes it easy to visit your favorite sites, your recently visited sites and your bookmarked sites just by typing a couple of characters.

Tabbed browsing

is now old hat. However,

Safari 4.0

gives you tabbed browsing with some cool improvements. You can move tabs around to better organize them, open new windows with a group of tabs, easily

bookmark your tabs

and more. Tabbed browsing makes your browsing quicker, easier, and more efficient.

Safari 4.0

introduced over 150 new and improved features and functions to the Safari browser. These among these improvements are support for all the latest Web technologies, improved keyboard shortcuts, VoiceOver Screen Reader, Full Screen Zoom, text only zoom, better bookmark management and many more. In this 10-part series we'll try to look at some of the key new features in Safari 4.0.

Google's

Chrome web browser

is a light, lean and altogether smart piece of software. Far from a me-too browser though,

Google Chrome

takes a fundamentally different approach to some aspects of the web. From creating application shortcuts to web software services like Google Docs and Gmail to allowing for a private browsing session in

Incognito mode

, we'll show you what's up in this 10-part tutorial series.

Google Chrome's built-in Safe Browsing function such a welcome feature. With viruses, trojans, malware, phishing, and more lurking out there on the Internet Google Chrome points out bad sites before you can actually visit them.

While surfing around the Internet you pick up a lot of useless files. They go into a cache and are supposed to make your Web pages load faster. Whether you use Internet Explorer or Firefox you pick up these files every time you surf. Here's how to get rid of them.

Chances are you've found at least a few web pages you'd like to be able to read when on the go. Don't waste your data plan minutes reading long text online. Save that web content and read it offline on your laptop!

There are many web browsers to choose from. We've looked at the latest versions of Google's Chrome browser, Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox among others.

Safari 4.0

is Apple's latest effort. It's been the default browser for Mac users for a long time and not too long ago, it became available to PC users too. Is it worth switching to Safari? That's a decision you'll be much better equipped to answer for yourself after this 10-part video tutorial on Safari 4.0