I would say that Google is really showing their creativity by allowing users to customize their Google Personalized Homepage for their mobile device. Once you are on the page you can add modules that you currently have on your main Personalized Homepage. Unfortunately there are some modules, actually quite a few, that are not compatible but a majority of mine worked. I was able to
The Firefox 1.5.0.5 release was originally scheduled for today but Mozilla has posted the release notes page and it has a release date of July 27 on it. I still think that they may be releasing it a little sooner because normally when they get the release notes page up that means the official release is soon to follow. Also, it appears that they
There's more action in the land of Window's Live with the release of Windows Live Toolbar- no beta anymore! There are lots of new features that this toolbar adds to Internet Explorer. Some of the features are a page search which allows you to search from any Web page. There is also a guard against web fraud(phishing) and viruses, and you can personalize your toolbar with
Google Maps Mobile will now show you where traffic congestion is in 30 major US metropolitan areas. This could save some people a lot of time on their commute since they can just pull out their phone and see what kind of traffic awaits them.
Another new feature is the ability to save addresses and driving directions. This is especially important because some addresses take
So I was over at SlickDeals looking for some sweet deals and I was surprised to see something unique that I missed out on last week. Someone posted an email that they received from Yahoo offering $150 to test out Meebo for a two-week period. The email is pretty interesting:
"HELP US UNDERSTAND HOW PEOPLE USE WEB-BASED PRODUCTS AND PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKET!
As much
It looks like Skype is working on a video-compatible version for Mac users. They are still fine tuning the software to make sure it is perfect but they have made a preview version available for those people who want to give it a try. So now you can actually see who you are talking with instead of just hearing them.
Here are the specs on
More likely than not, you probably haven't heard of Digital Universe which is also being called the Anti-Wikipedia. Who would develop such a thing you ask? Afterall, Wikipedia is the go-to encyclopedia on the web (although semi-controversial). You can find heaps of information on just about every topic from A to Z and of course it is a wiki which means content is added and edited
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