Dropbox has become one of the ultimate tools to store and sync your files across multiple computers, and it's got a ton of hidden features, like the ability to host your website from a Dropbox account. While you're limited to plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, you can't run PHP. So if you use iWeb or hard code your website, you absolutely can use Dropbox to host it.

With Apple’s recent announcement of iCloud, many MobileMe users have been wondering what will happen to their current services once the switch to iCloud becomes official. An alleged email from Steve Jobs claims that iWeb sites hosted on MobileMe may bite the dust when Apple flips the iCloud switch. And even though Apple has already renewed everyone’s MobileMe registration until Jun 30, 2012, it’s no guarantee that MobileMe iWeb hosting will be available for that length of time. In the meantime, however, you might want to take the necessary precautions. We’ll show you how to begin the transition of your iWeb sites to a dedicated hosting solution.

We could always use a little extra cash in our pockets, and Google’s AdSense service is a great way to make some extra change without sifting through the couch cushions for quarters. All you have to do is place a simple snippet of JavaScript in your website's source code and Google will start serving up ads on your site. Then, everytime a reader clicks, you'll hear "cha-ching" all the way to the bank...or something like that, anyway. It's easy to do this in iWeb, too. Read on and we'll teach you how.