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Ah, technology. Will the wonders never cease? Give Real... allows you to buy a drink -- an actual, real-world drink -- for a friend, even if you're in a different bar. Or city. Or state. more >

Many social network apps create currencies so you can buy virtual gifts (pixel T-shirts and the like), but this app lets you give your online friends something tangible. more >

One of the coolest websites we've ever come across. Pull out your credit card and "give a drink" to anyone of your friends in the US of A. Your friend can then take their digital drink, and redeem it at any bar that takes Visa or Master Card. more >

You don't even need to tell the bartender you are redeeming a drink, the transaction happens behind the scenes. more >

Their concept is simple: to allow users to "gift" a dollar amount to their friends... while bypassing common headaches associated with gift certificates. more >

Want to raise a glass of champagne to the 44th President of the United States with your friends and family? A new online service lets you send an inaugural toast to someone, even if they live across the country. more >

We can't imagine a better way to repay your friends... Send them a drink from GiveReal.com, and when they receive their glass, they'll raise it to you. more >

Bringing a real happy hour to social networking. more >

This is how the internet should be used! more >

Through Give Real, friends can buy each other branded drinks on social networking sites that can be enjoyed at over 500,000 bars and restaurants, providing companies a unique way to close the loop between social marketing and offline spending. more >

[Give Real has created] a world where the bar stretches across the country, happy hour is anytime, and friends can join each other for a drink without even being in the same room. more >

Send your friend a drink. A Real One. It's a fabulous idea that's become an honest business on the web. more >

It's genius... It's the future. more >

A very cute spin on the virtual-gifting trend. more >

"Drinking 2.0" more >