I have yet to test out Yahoo! Mail Beta, simply because I don't feel I'm lacking anything with Gmail. But, incase you are loyal to Yahoo! and you've been keeping an eye out on their Yahoo! Mail in beta, they've announced some important updates and features that you might be interested in.
You may have heard of Pligg before, many times referred to as the digg-clone (open source modular content management system).Yesterday they celebrated their one year anniversary and have released their Beta 9 with a huge list of new features, and a great new look. Previously, their design was nothing to brag about. The new Pligg has adopted a user-submitted theme which makes the new version look pretty slick, and really adds a lot to the site.
It was no secret that Firefox 1.5.0.9 and 2.0.0.1 were both expected to be released soon and it looks as though that day will be tomorrow. The dual-release should have been last Thursday but they wanted to wait the weekend to check for any problems before it was released to the masses.
The other day one of my friends told me about this StyleSpread software that he came across while looking for a tutorial on using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). He wasn't very familiar with how CSS worked but he was very willing to learn. I took a look at the software and my first impression is that it is great for both beginners and experts!
Back in July, we wrote about Mozy - which gives users 2GB of free storage space to backup files. We were impressed with their service, especially because they have a referral system setup so that every 4 people you invite and get to sign-up, you will receive 1GB in space. Recently, we received their newsletter which gives some details on what's new, and thought it was worth sharing.
I have thousands of songs on both my computer and my iPod. Most of the time, I find myself listening to the same songs, the ones I've put into a "favorites" playlist. The other songs that didn't happen to make it into my favorite list just sit there.
Right now Digg.com is undergoing some maintenance (which says should last just minutes but has been a lot longer than that) and they will be rolling out the fresh new look that is pictured above.
These are cars that you probably won't see parked in your next door neighbors driveway, that is unless you live in Beverly Hills. They aren't your typical Lexus or BMW's, these are million dollar cars that only the worlds' richest can afford.
