This is just too cool, I got my Garmin Forerunner 201 in today and after dinner Donna and I took a leisurely stroll around our neighborhood so I could test out this new gizmo. It was really cool and easy to setup right out of the box, it only took about 4 minutes to lock […]
Archives for 2007
Google Blog Search (Beta)
Didn’t know if everyone knew this yet or not but Google has a pretty cool Blog Search running in Beta right now. This is pretty handy if you are wanting to search for Blog Entries by other users. This search is pretty cool in my opinion because with the rise of Web2.0 and user generated content these days sometimes […]
Web2.0 – What is Twitter?
My partners and I were driving to Memphis the other day for a client meeting, while driving we were discussing various components of web2.0 that we liked / disliked. While on this topic we started talking about various projects that are out there and happened upon Twitter. I first heard of Twitter while we were […]
Managing Email Uptime…
There is a lot of talk today in the industry about guaranteed uptime in regards to email. A lot of companies offer 99.9% uptime, etc., but fall short of explaining how this is guaranteed. I think that in a lot of cases by offering this 99.9% uptime guarantee they (other service providers) are more or […]
Matt Mullenweg of WordPress
I just got finished watching a cool interview with Matt Mullenweg on Webpronews.com. He was at the 2007 Blogworld Conference in Las Vegas. In the interview he talks about how he got the idea to start WordPress which I thought was pretty cool, he developed the whole (“) thing first that is built into wordpress, […]
Organic SEO vs. PPC?
Here is a good Link to Organic SEO vs. PPC? | I ran across on WebProNews. The story is well written and talks to a couple of “experts” in the field of SEO and PPC about their opinion as to which is better. Be sure to watch the video embedded in the story for their perspectives. […]
C I Host Responds to Robbery Reports
I blogged on this topic yesterday because I thought that it was probably one of the most bizarre things I had heard in a long time, if ever before, in the hosting industry. I was first alerted when I saw some angry posts on the message boards out there from CI Host Customers. Thank goodness […]
Aptana IDE for Eclipse
I was checking out Dr. Dobb’s today and found out that Aptana has released version 1.0 of Aptana Studio. Aptana is a cross-platform, Eclipse-based IDE for AJAX and HTML development. Aptana is available for Mac OS, Windows, and Linux. Aptana offers a free Community Edition and a Professional version with an introductory price of $99. […]
Windows Live Gallery
I was telling my friend Rick Thomas, of MLS Software, about Windows Live Writer yesterday and while we were talking I stumbled on a Gallery of Plugins that were available for WLW that I wasn’t aware of and thought that it might be worthy to post a Link to Windows Live Gallery for those of you who also […]
iStockphoto.com
I get questions from time to time from other developers and graphic designers about where we go to get stock photography while working on client projects. In most cases we like for our clients to provide us high-resolution images of their products to use on their projects but when the client doesn’t have a product to […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- …
- 19
- Next Page »