In the past few months, I have tried the new IE Beta (wow – it has tabs), Netscape, Firefox and Flock. I have yet to try the newest release of Opera, but I am so pleased with Flock that it will take a lot to get me to try anything else for awhile. Built on […]
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I just tested Itzle, a fun little web based chat application with a unique twist. As you are surfing the web, you can “invite” your fellow Itzle buddies to visit the web page you are on making the web surfing experience seem more collaborative. Itzle then provides a small pop up chat window that overlays
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I received an e-mail yesterday outlining the upcoming Innovate-Live Webcast schedule for this summer. Here is a cut and paste of the schedule: All times are New York time. You may use the world clock athttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ to coordinate the time with yourtime zone. The schedule for the June/July Innovate-Live Webcasts is provided below. Creative Commons:
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The Network Neutrality debate moved from the blogosphere to prime time TV news – public television prime time, but prime time TV none the less! An Amazon.com lawyer and telecom lobbyist debated the issues tonight on the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. A commentator on tonight's Nightly Business Report covers the Net Neutrality issues, as well.
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Always willing to be the guinea pig for new software, I am in the process of downloading the Beta releases of MS Office, including Office Professional Plus 2007, Viso Professional 2007, Groove 2007 and One Note 2007. There are many other titles available for download from the preview site. The full versions will run until
Looking for Inspiration (.com) and found Microsoft Office 2007 Beta Read More »
Accessing and reading Internet content on a mobile device is a pain. It is typically very slow and hard to view. While some sites have optimized their content for users who access the site on a mobile device (Google, Yahoo! and Bloglines just to name a few), the mobile Internet experience is generally bad and
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Using the "chart" functionality on Technorati, I tracked blog posts mentioning Net Neutrality (see below). Looks like it lost tremendous steam in the blogosphere after an early June '06 peak. Is that due to fading interest or lack of new activity in Congress? Posts that contain Net Neutrality per day for the last 30 days:
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More for the "cool stuff" category! From this e-clippings link, I came across Gliffy.com – a web based diagramming application (Visio meets web 2.0). It has a lot of great bells and whistles, including: Nothing to download, Collaborate (others can read / edit) Save (on Gliffy.com) Export (to .jpeg, .png, .svg) Print Publishing (read only
Who has time to evaluate all of these cool web sites?
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Looks like this Net Neutrality debate will be raging on for some time to come. Today, the Senate is beginning its third day of hearings on draft telecom legislation after the House passed a bill last week that largely ignored the Net Neutrality supporters' concerns. Most supporters of the "Net Neutrality" concept want to ensure
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