Run IE7 Beta 2 Standalone!
Want to run IE7 Beta 2 but don't want to install it on your PC well there is good news. You can now run it from a directory without physically installing it. [abs.insert-title.com]
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Want to run IE7 Beta 2 but don't want to install it on your PC well there is good news. You can now run it from a directory without physically installing it. [abs.insert-title.com]
A week or so ago I was contacted by a person I have met at Sprint and we discussed my connectivity issues at the Honolulu International Airport, he assured me they were going to find out why the gate I was at did not have a connection. Meanwhile I am now a pretty happy camper and have canceled a dial
Seems BMW was gaming the Google search engine and in turn Google gamed them back by giving them a page rank of zero which is a death blow. This blogs page rank hovers between six and seven everyone wants a high page rank but you only can achieve it by having great content. I get e-mail every day people asking
After two years of waiting Spirit has found sedimentary rocks on Mars. I was carbon copied on a e-mail from a very excited scientist with some pictures attached. I don't think their has been a public release by JPL yet waiting on permission to post the pictures. But from the excitement in the e-mail this is huge. Pictures Update: gusev1.jpg
GoDaddy.com has been a sponsor of the Geek News Central Podcast for seven months now, we have done a lot to pave the way for advertising on other podcasters podcasts so I was thrilled to see the commercials today on the Superbowl, knowing the trouble they went through to get them approved it was one of the most anticipated ads
The rumors are pretty much verified Google will be coming out with it's own Paypal like service. I for one will be happy to see them enter the space. I think this is needed and they would do good to pay attention to small things like better sales tracking and long term transaction tracking. Paypal only allows you to go
30 Boxes is a on line calendar that is very simple to use and can be shared. I am not a 100% sure if it will replace my outlook appointment folder but it may replace what my wife and I and some people I work with that use Groove currently to keep a synchronized common schedule. I only played around
First of all I am not a big fan of AOL, I told a lot of my friends that owned stock in them during the bubble to bail when the getting was good, some of them send me bottles of whiskey every year at Christmas for helping them make the right decision. Well here is some advice to the AOL
First of all I am a big fan of the work Nick Bradbury does with his FeedDemon News reader and I will be the first to say he is a pretty straight forward guy. He understands the importance of "Attention" and he also knows feed readers and the code behind them. His opinions count, read his review on the IE7
Why would a university lock itself into distributing lectures and other audio events with Apple iTunes U, I am pretty biased that they should not be using those services when their are some pretty awesome turnkey podcasting solutions out their that are available. [InfoWorld]
Techcrunch has a good article on sites that you can go to find hot tech news. [TechCrunch]
If you want some strong opinions on the RSS implementation on IE7 check this out. [Adam Green]
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