If you’re a Twitter user like I am, you probably received an e-mail recently from Biz Stone. No, I don’t know Biz personally, although I’m sure he’s a great guy. After all, he basically invented Twitter. The purpose of his e-mail was just to tell me about the new terms [...]

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It is a generally accepted aphorism that Palm Pre users are actually closet iPhone lovers. This maxim has been confirmed in a recent stunt by the WebOS Internals engineers. Described as a “homebrew patch,” the developers have created an onscreen keyboard, available at PreCentral.net, that can be used as an alternative to the Palm’s slide-out [...]

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As many of you know, Apple or AT&T does not like Google Voice. Some say Apple didn’t want to approve the app while others say it is the fault
of AT&T. Granted, a Google Voice app would of been very good to have, but it is not necessary. You can access Google Voice on your iPhone
through [...]

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Ok, maybe like me you still discover that Windows finds a way to confuse you just when you thought you had cracked it! Yep, finally, you know what those programs running in the system tray are doing, and why those pop ups occur; you have even cracked how to optimize the [...]

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Company plans to begin sending out invitations to beta testers by the end of September
Google Wave – the ambitious, potentially ground-breaking new communications medium the company first announced earlier this spring – could be soon coming to a web browser near you. The company plans on sending out invitations on September 30 to users [...]

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Mozilla made it very clear recently that the new browser version of Firefox 3.5 would reveal new functions applicable to designers and the average web surfer. Upon installing the new version, most noticeable differences came to light immediately - loading speed, use of memory with multiple tabs and privacy options.
Before I list the features [...]

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