Web Highlights

Spice up your photo album with some effects available from Google. Veronica explores how Google Photos' Creative Kit can add that little something extra to your favorite portrait on today's Tekzilla Daily.

TechCrunch interviews Satoshi Suzuki, founder of Wondershake, a special app that lets you connect with like-minded individuals.

Sometimes Reddit is more suited towards a more photo-friendly interface, and that's why we've got Scrolldit. Veronica walks you through the features, and shows you how much more efficient and visually pleasing it can be when you can see more than one post at a time, on today's Tekzilla Daily.

Wish your browser just knew which websites you wanted to keep out of your browsing history? On today's Tekzilla Daily, Veronica shows you how Ghost Incognito can do just that.

With the acquisition of Los Angeles-based Panache, WPP will build a video ad serving business and a video ad network for its family of companies as well as other agencies, says David J. Moore, founder and CEO of 24/7 Real Media, a WPP unit in this exclusive interview with Beet.TV. We spoke with him about the opportunities around online video and the integration of Panache. The deal was announced earlier today, however financial terms were not disclosed.

Web star iJustine is slated to host live convention coverage at Comic-Con and E3 for Spike TV on the heels of the work she just did at CES for the network, she told Beet.TV during an interview at CES. At CES, she fronted Spike's live coverage of the show along with Hollywood star Eliza Dushku. Ezarik has been hosting for Spike TV for about a year and also remains a tremendously popular online star.

Research In Motion has given developers a real taste of its next mobile OS, BlackBerry 10, and they like what they see.

Google Drive is out and is gunning for Dropbox users. A Reddit user posted this damning Terms of Service comparison, but the top commenter came to the rescue with his "yellow journalism" comment.

Rovio introduced a new feature Friday called “Share and Play,” with which users can drop levels of Angry Birds right onto Facebook, webpages and blogs.

Trying to make your video go viral? Some say it's like catching lightening in a bottle. Digital filmmaker and YouTube sensation Joe Penna seems to have a few tricks up his sleeve, since his videos have been viewed over 100 million times. Watch as Joe, known online as MysteryGuitarMan, shares advice for how to make a viral video.

Ever wish you could rank those cute YouTube videos? YouTube Slam lets you vote on the best music video, cutest video, most bizarre video, and more, and Veronica has the details on today's Tekzilla Daily.

Online video superstars The Fine Brothers nabbed an inaugural IAWTV award at the recent CES show for their latest Web series Kids React, which has been generating about 1 million views per episode for each of the 45 episodes so far. We caught up with Ben and Rafi Fine, the creators of the show at CES. The Fine Brothers are making money on the show via the YouTube partner program, they said.

Learn what makes a good tweet in this Twitter tutorial.