If you're on the lookout for some informative and entertaining websites, you can take a look at our Web Time Wasters for the month of May. FULL STORY >

In the mood for Tetris with a twist? First-Person Tetris changes your screen orientation every time you rotate a tetromino. FULL STORY >

The Running from camera blog is based on a really simple concept, but the result is one of the most creative and entertaining blogs we have come across. FULL STORY >

Killing time over the holidays can be a tough task. We came across four sites that will keep you occupied for hours and get you through the December break if youre staying at home this year. FULL STORY >

Randomised search results and bizarre Facebook status updates, the web caters to any and all tastes. FULL STORY >

One of the hippest sites youÔÇÖll find on SA culture for free, gratis, verniet and of course mahala. FULL STORY >

Posterous is the self-proclaimed place to post everything. It apparently makes blogging as easy to do as sending an email. FULL STORY >

Stripgenerator takes away all the drawing needed to make your own comic strip. FULL STORY >

Tilt Shift Maker is a little Java applet that will give your images the exact tilt-shift look it takes other hours, or a lot of bucks, to perfect. FULL STORY >

KidZui is a free Web browser, search engine and community for kids aged 3 to 12. FULL STORY >

VirtualBox is a great tool that lets you create a virtual PC, completely separate from your real one, right on your own hard drive. FULL STORY >

Magazines.co.za is a magazine preview website which allows you to preview cover stories, regulars, competitions and the contact details of SAÔÇÖs most popular magazines. FULL STORY >

Frets on Fire is a game of musical skill and fast fingers. The aim of the game is to play guitar with your keyboard as accurately as possible. FULL STORY >

Screentoaster is a startup by a group of French web engineers whose aim is to enable people to share their know-how in a very simple way, by making screencasts. FULL STORY >

Many people have spent their youth learning to study with the aid of mind maps. And now, as with so many things on the Net, mind mapping has gone collaborative. FULL STORY >