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Ning Ning is a free online service (or, as we like to call it, a Playground) for building and using social applications. Social apps are web applications that enable anyone to match, transact, and communicate with other people. [tags]Ning, Social Applications[/tags]
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More announcements, this time is Apple… iPod Video? An iPod Nano Unbreakable? Who knows… [tags]Apple[/tags]
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Speculation. All the hype just to include the Google Toolbar in Java downloads. I’m sure this partnership can bring advantages but everyone is waiting for a big announcement from Google, something like ZohoWriter but more powerfull and bundled with a spreadsheet like Num Sum but built with Ajax and finally a calendar app like Kiko
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I just got this wonderful email from Mozilla: The Spread Firefox Team became aware this week that the server hosting Spread Firefox, our community marketing site, has been accessed by unknown remote attackers who attempted to exploit a security vulnerability in TWiki software installed on the server. The TWiki software was disabled as soon as
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I’m a little bit late on this one… Anyway, NerdTV episode 4 is out, this month with Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive Founder. September 27, 2005: Although Brewster Kahle started and sold companies for big bucks to AOL and Amazon.com, his true love is capturing for posterity the whole Internet at the Internet Archive, which he
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This one is hillarious! CNet says in this article that the Google WiFi service has a catch: The chief difference is speed. Google’s service would apparently top out at 300 kbps. That’s about five times the speed of telephone dial-up connections, but hardly the kind of capacity needed for many high-bandwidth services and applications. So
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After much speculation about the domain names registred (like calendar.google.com), Google joined forces with Sun to bring the power of StarOffice (OpenOffice) applications to the web. A webcast of the news conference has been scheduled for today. [tags]Google, Sun, Google Office, StarOffice, OpenOffice[/tags]
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NYC2123 is a graphic novel for the PSP. I only read the first issue and it feels like “Ghost In The Shell meets Trainspotting and Neuromancer”. I liked it so far, I’m downloading the rest of the issues as I post this. Other examples of PSP content are PSP Drive a site that specializes in
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Typetester – Typeface online tester Upload PSP Magazine – As the name says it’s a magazine formated for PSP reading Blingo – Google + Prizes Sparknotes – Learn C++ with this Barnes and Noble Study Guide [tags]PSP, Typefaces, Blingo, Google, Prizes, Sparknotes, C++[/tags]
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You got to love the rabits!!! – Origen – Check it! [tags]Xbox, Xbox 360, Rabits[/tags]