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We're on the web every day. Online surfing has basically taken the place of reading the paper every morning. Getting on the 'net has become an integral part of our daily routine. And how many times have we encountered something interesting that we want to revisit later? You probably stumble across articles and pictures everyday that you want to save but don't want to clutter up your bookmarks, right? Well, there's a great new way of saving and organizing webpages, photos, recipes, videos and online articles. It's called clipix.

Once you register on their site, you can add a simple little "clip" button on your browser's bookmark bar. So, whenever you encounter something neat online, just hit the clip button to save it onto one of your clipboards. and that's where the fun begins. You can choose to share your clipboards with your friends, or keep it private for your own use. Organize them the way you want. The free service is pretty flexible and can be used in many different ways. Some examples of boards include: recipes, movies to watch, books to read, party planning and gift ideas. Clipix also allows you to create and maintain collaborative boards which can help facilitate interactivity among friends and family. I can see a lot of potential with this service. The sign up and adding the clip button was fast and painless. The site tools are very easy to use which is "key" when you want your friends to contribute to your syncboards. Anyway, check the service out. It's totally free so you got nothing to lose.

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