Instagram’s popularity calls for a way to use Instagram on the web, but an official way to do this still doesn’t exist. The lack of official solution brought about an abundance of unofficial means to view and use Instagram on the web. Here is a list of the best ones currently available.

Is DVD dead? Amazon doesn’t think so. In an attempt to bring DVDs back into awareness, Amazon has launched a new store, dedicated solely to DVD releases that have never been released for DVD before. The store, with the suitable name of “Never Before On DVD”, includes over 2000 movie and TV titles that were never released on DVD before now.

Ever since Pinterest came around, I started re-discovering the power of bookmarklets. Recently, Erez told you all about why you should use more bookmarklets and less browser extensions, and while I definitely still use several extensions, there are some websites that work better with bookmarklets. Custom Buttons allows you to turn simple bookmarklets into nice Firefox toolbar buttons.

Google has been paying more attention to its search feature lately, and after launching the Knowledge Graph last week, it’s now also improving search in Gmail as well. We all know that Google’s auto-complete feature is one smart cookie, and now we can enjoy this same functionality in Gmail, with suggestions based on the actual content of our email.

If you’re using LastPass to store passwords and other sensitive information, or if you’ve always wanted to give it a try, a new iOS app from LastPass is going to make your life just a bit easier. LastPass Wallet is the new addition to the LastPass mobile suite, and can be used by both regular members and premium members of LastPass.

I have a confession to make. I’ve never made an animated GIF in my life until today. Not only did I never make one, I also never found them very appealing, unless the subject matter was amusing (i.e. not a person making faces) and the GIF itself really well made. So imagine my surprise when I stumbled onto PsykoGif, and discovered that making animated GIFs is not only fun, it’s actually a challenge!

This week were going back to basics, and want to find out which OS you’re using on your main computer, be it a desktop, laptop, or even your computer at work (if you consider it to be your main computer).

Can you think of a song you like? Why not turn it into a little bit of cash? If you don’t mind sharing your favorite song (or any song name, really) with your Facebook friends, you can get $2 MP3 credit on Amazon.

All you have to do is click on the link, enter the name of the song, and click on Share & Claim. Easy. Your answer will be posted on your Facebook account, and the credit will be automatically applied to your Amazon account. Surprisingly, there seem to be no annoying catches to this. Share a song – get credit.

Twitter has added six more languages to its translation center, and is now looking for translators who will help Twitter officially support them. The languages are Catalan, Afrikaans, Ukrainian, Greek, Czech and Basque. If you can speak these languages and want to help translate Twitter, you can head over to the Translation Center and start working.

There’s a definite visual streak happening all around us, with services like Pinterest and Instagram blowing up and becoming immensely popular. Into this mix, enters Twizgrid, an iOS app with the goal of turning one of the most popular text-oriented services, Twitter, into an entirely visual experience, and a stunning one at that.