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All I can say is that it is about time. For all of you that have stuck with IE through security risk, and outdated technology you can finally upgrade. The upgrade will allow you to have some of the features that Firefox users have been using for a couple of years.
The author of the Read /Write Weblog says that 2007 will be a big year for RSS. Personally I am not as optimistic, but I have been wrong before. His reckoning is that because IE7 will have RSS integrated the masses not using RSS to get content will essentially see the light and join the party.
I love what Jason and his team have done over at Netscape you can submit Video to their site, not only do they convert it and make a iPod ready version for those that only want to produce a single version but they also provide you a hyper-link to the original file you upload.
The premises of this post is to ask you to consider why the United States barely made the Top 5 list. The questions to ponder is it because the telco industry has been slow to roll out access? Is it because the United States has a large rural population? Is it because that companies like Sprint, Verizon, Cingular have a very hard time getting licenses to put you transmission towers? Is it because these other countries have been quicker to adopt Fiber to the Curb?
A GoDaddy Representatives testified before congress today in raising questioning ICANN recent deals with Verisign. "Go Daddy® General Counsel Christine Jones testified today before a Congressional subcommittee that is reviewing current governance of the Internet and the future of ICANN, the international oversight body. Jones’ testimony pointed to a pattern of conduct by ICANN and .COM manager VeriSign® which has
I have always like the site design of Engadget and saw today that they have updated there look. When I went to the website I scratched my head because the changes are not that significant. They simply tweaked the design a little, I was expecting something more. With the Power of AOL marketing behind that site we will see if
Last week one of the readers to this blog and a listener of the podcast sent me e-mail about a new surcharge that Verizon is charging it's DSL-Only subscribers, I covered it in the podcast but not on the blog, well it seems the story has made it onto the radar screen of other blogs and news wires. Last year