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August 2006

68 posts

Six Apart Introduces TypePad Mobile Client for Blogging

That's right, when you are sitting in traffic, you can blog, when you are sitting in the doctors office, you can blog. Add pictures, take it anywhere. I realize that other blogging services already have mobile blogging where you can text your messages and or pictures to your blogs, but I think this will be the first of many that

Vista Continued

I am curious how many Windows users have worked with Vista already? I have been using it a little bit more now still trying to get a feel for it. I know the beta version I am running is not what I expected Vista to be after years and years and years since XP was released. Even if you are

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GNC-2006-08-08

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Big News From Apple

Move over Microsoft. Vista looks like Windows 95 compared to Mac OS X 10.5. After seeing clips from the WWDC keynote I am officially blown away. The new technology that is being put into this new release is something Windows didn't even think was possible. 10.5 will feature the ability to backup files and data integrated right into the OS.

WWDC Coverage Update

If you would like to follow what is happening behind closed doors at the Apple WWDC Keynote visit my blog at www.michaelnovak.co.uk. I will have real time updates for everyone. -mn

WWDC Information

I will be closely following the events at the WWDC 2006 Keynote. I will be posting any information as it comes available. Check back here for updates during the next hour. -mn

Launching products with Bloggers versus PR firms!

It comes as no surprise to me that companies are finally figuring out that blogs are very powerful information vehicles when it comes to product launches. By giving a new product to a bloggers and allowing them to test the products, then allowing them to provide feedback to the company and then blogging about the product is resulting in very

Vista hacked at Black Hat Also!

Apple and Mac OS x was not the only operating system to get some attention at the Black hat conference, it seems that Windows Vista was hacked as well, this probably should come as no surprise, but considering the amount of time that Microsoft has put into securing this product. It is very discouraging [news.com]

AOL Compromises User Data Integrity Providing Search Terms!

Well if you're one of 500,000 randomly selected users on AOL, you may be surprised to know that they've released your search terms. Yes, every search term that you have typed in over a period of time is now available to be downloaded over the Internet. Considering how personal some searches can be I can only attest that this is

China blocking FeedBurner RSS feeds?

In recent months I had started to warm to the FeedBurner.com model, reading today on Steve Rubels weblog, I see that China was blocking feedburner feeds this troubles me greatly. It brings home the point that I've been making for a very long time that bloggers and podcasters must protect their RSS feeds to not do so is foolish. When

Google Adds Beware of Malware Signs

I think this is a great move on their part!! [Google puts up 'Beware of malware' signs | Tech News on ZDNet] Rainbowfly My Site

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