I was just over at the FFExtensionGuru’s blog and noticed that Spread Firefox started a promotional contest for people who have written reviews of extensions. It is actually a really great idea, but only seems to be on a small scale right now.
Opera’s development team is at it again, leaving the users in nail biting suspense! In a recent post by the Opera Desktop Team they walk you through the various codenames for upcoming releases of Opera.
Come Monday, an announcement is expected from Photobucket and Adobe in regards to a web-based video editing tool that Photobucket's users would be able to take advantage of. It would require Flash Player 9 to be installed, and would be found under Photobucket's media-sharing site.
After the drama that Yahoo’s new suggestion site caused I wasn’t expecting to see a big company launch a Digg-like site for a little while. As it turns out that “little while” was just a few days because Dell just opened the doors to a new site for users to submit ideas.
One of Windows Live Writer’s biggest downfalls is that it does not allow users to insert videos before publishing articles, or maybe it is just me. Every time that I try embedding the video into the HTML code of a post it gets screwed up.
Imagine you've got an idea so great, that you're sure Google will fall in love with it. You're so confident that you hop on the next plane to California with your idea, and with with that in tow, you march right up to Google's front door and cross all of your fingers and toes that you get a meeting.
In January, Google updated their Feed Reader Module for the Google Personalized Homepage so that items could be expanded and contracted. This makes it easy to reed the items without ever having to leave. It was a move that showed that Google was listening to their users.
Back in December, we decided that we wanted a good polling system that could be embedded into posts, and in the sidebar so we could survey our visitors. After exploring with Zoho polls, which was nice, but just didn't meet all of our needs, we turned to a WordPress Plugin called WP-Polls.
