If you're an art lover and are looking for an alternative to stocks or real estate, investing in art might be the way to go. But where do you find all the investing information you need? A new Web site called MutualArt.com can help. Moti Shniberg, CEO of Mutual Art explains.

What are you doing with that drawerful of old cell phones? And those early digital cameras? Wish you could get a little cash for them without the hassle of starting up your own business? Now you can. Rousseau Aurelien, CEO of SecondRotation explains.

Want to monitor the security cameras at HQ while having dinner at home? Want to keep an eye on the kids while you're at your desk? Now you can. Richard Soloway, chairman and CEO of Napco, explains his new service, i-See Video.

If you ever find yourself concerned about which investment advice to follow, or wish you could tap the collective wisdom of lots of smart investors, well, now you can. Michael Reich, CEO of UpDown.com explains.

Worried your car might get stolen? Want to keep track of your loved ones? With "Snitch" you can pinpoint the location of your vehicle, or someone else's, anywhere, anytime.

Want to lose weight, get a new job, stop smoking and floss every day? Whatever your goal is, let's face it: you won't do it without a serious incentive. At Stickk.com you can put your money where your mouth is and achieve your goals.

Are the Internet and your PDA or cell phone the future of health and wellness? A new company called Sensei thinks so.

If you've ever wondered how you might tap into the multi-million-dollar Internet sales market, lemonade.com could be for you. It's a virtual lemonade stand offering a far broader market than you ever had as a kid.

Ever wish you could have one outgoing voicemail message for your mom and another for your party pals? How about a nasty one for your ex? Or a suck-up message for your boss? Well, now you can.

Remember the days when you sat in a room with your friends and listened to music together? It seems almost no one shares that experience anymore, plugged into their own device. But a new gadget called miShare could change all of that, making music part of social networking again.

Big pharma is heralded for inventing new cures, but the courts are clogged with dangerous drug cases. Most of the world has used plant-based remedies for hundreds if not thousands of years. Here, there's plenty of skepticism, but Chris Kilham, professor of ethnobotany and explorer in residence at the University of Massachusetts, says herbal medicines are much safer than synthetic drugs.

Ever wish you could have one outgoing voicemail message for your mom and another for your party pals? How about a nasty one for your ex? Or a suck-up message for your boss? Well, now you can.

What if you could avoid the hassle of plugging in your cell phone, MP3 player and digital camera to recharge them? What if you could just throw them on the desk and a short while later they're fully recharged?It's a convenience that Ryan Tseng, President of WiPower Inc. is working on it right now.