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I took the time to download iTunes 10 over the weekend. With it, the new service - Ping. A social network within a walled garden of iTunes. But not really that much of a social network The service is simple to activate. Apple - just like Google did with Buzz - placed an icon on the sidebar of iTunes. You
It seems in the world of computers and the Internet there is always a steady stream of new things on the horizon, as well as a steady stream of new products and services. It’s been this way for many years at this point. There are always winners and losers. Winners can win big, and losers at worst fail to make
Drivesafe.ly For Blackberry and Android phones and soon for iPhone and Palm. The program runs in the background and reads off your emails and text messages in real time. CES 2010 Content Sponsor: Try GotoAssist Express free for 30 days! The perfect IT Toolbox! For this special offer, visit GotoAssist.com/techpodcasts
Maria from YourAppShop.com found a way to legally publish their own application store on the iPhone. You can get some great magic applications and other store verticals. Interview by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine CES 2010 Content Sponsor: Try GotoAssist Express free for 30 days! The perfect IT Toolbox! For this special offer, visit GotoAssist.com/techpodcasts
Dyyno is a Video Service that was one of our picks of the day, Andy McCaskey from SDR News takes some time to go over this innovatie Video Distribution system. Dyyno lets webcasters manage their entire online video lifecycle. Dyyno is deploying what they are terming "Dyyno's Hybrid Reliable Streaming (HyReS™) technology" It sure is a moutful but for a
In this day and age, it's easier to send a message to someone across the world than ever. I remember watching my mom write a letter to someone back before I knew about email. She would be meticulous in what she had to say simply because she knew that she had only one shot to get all her information in.
Google has announced that users of Gmail, will soon be able to retrieve mail from up to five other accounts. Those that are totally in love with web based mail may like this, but I still download all of my Gmail into Outlook and very rarely login to Gmail itself.