One of the problems that I always run into while reading blogs is the pain that I have to go through to find a good resourceful post. Yes, I can get to that particular post through social media, search engines and so on, but I would like to access them all in one post. That’s [...]
Archive for July, 2008
Are You An Internet Celebrity? Find Out
I came across this really cool web application on wired and thought I would let you guys know about it as well in case you don’t already know. The app is called Celebrity Meter and it measures how popular you are on the Internet. Remember the high school days when we were all trying to [...]
Google PageRank Update on It’s Way
For the first time webmasters are notified that Google pagerank update is on its way. This is what Matt Cutts had to say on his blog,
Hey folks, I wanted to let you know that new toolbar PageRank values should become visible over the next few days. I’m expecting that also in the next few days [...]
Knol - A Wiki From Google
It’s time Google rolled something new. If there is a silence for too long from Google, it kind of gets worrisome. Google recently opened a new website “Knol” which allows users to share their expertise under their byline. The authors of the knols can take credit for their writing, provide credentials, and elicit peer reviews [...]
Microsoft Says “We Are Done!”
Finally! Finally it seems like Microsoft is going to move on and leave Yahoo alone. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that they are done running after Yahoo for now. I am kind of glad that Microsoft has decided to leave it alone but again all those news and rumors that came around were kind of [...]
MS Vista or Mojave?
Seems like Microsoft has had enough of Vista bashing. After finding ways to defend their position for months on the new operating system, MS has seems to have found a solution. They launched a project code named “Mojave” and chose a number of XP users to use the new operating system. They were told the [...]
Yahoo Mail Offline Access
It seems like Yahoo’s acquisition of Zimbra is finally starting to pay off. Although Google seems to take the lead in most other things, Yahoo has beaten google in the race to access emails offline. The e-mail software works when the user is offline, and it offers options for basic online word processing and spreadsheets, [...]
25 Mobile Apps For People On The Go
It seems like the world is entering a new age - The Mobile Age! There was a time when using a computer was more for the elites and for others it was more like fruit in the sky that you could never get hold of. Gone are those days. Today computer and internet has become [...]
Buy Products Using A Remote Control
The company that already helped millions of people skip commercials between shows is now teaming up with Amazon for something even better - Using a remote control to buy products!
Tivo plans to introduce a “product feature” on Tuesday ( today ) in partnership with one of the largest internet retailers, Amazon.com. This feature will allow [...]
Hacker Gets Paid To Write His Side Of The Story
Most of you have probably heard of Kevin Mitnick. If you haven’t, he was considered as “the most wanted hacker in the world” at one time. Kevin Mitnick recently signed a deal with Little, Brown and Company to tell his life story.
He will now be able to cash in by writing about his crimes …errrrrrr…. [...]
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