Category: Productivity Tools

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Yes, indeed, it is not the first time that we see great applications coming up from Google which are stopped from downloads just after a little while due to the huge popularity of everything Google does at the moment. And it was before with Google Desktop Search, amongst others, and … Continue reading Google Earth – The Price of Being Far Too Popular … Again!

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Who wouldn’t agree to that statement? Competition is a good thing, specially, for us, end-users, when we get confronted with a number of different tools and we get a chance to try them out in order to make our choice as to what we would consider the best option to … Continue reading Competition Is a Good Thing, Isn’t It?

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) It looks like little by little the breaking of news announcing security flaws for multiple web browsers is just becoming more and more popular. From what I can see, and from what I have been able to weblog about throughout all this time, those security flaws are not longer applicable … Continue reading Few Browsers Safe From Latest Spoofing Flaw

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Early on today a good friend of mine recommended to me that I should take a look into StudioLine – Photo Basic Free in order to see if it would help me process all the pictures I am taking throughout all this time with a whole lot less effort. So … Continue reading StudioLine Photo Basic Free – Getting Better All The Time

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Some time ago I created a weblog post where I mentioned how crucial it would be for any web browser to respond rapidly to potential security issues, whether we are talking about Opera or FireFox (Or any other browser). I mentioned as well about how impressed I was about the … Continue reading Ssshhh! Opera Slips Out Security Update

Not long ago over at Robin Good’s weblog he shared an impressive weblog post about an extensive review of different screen sharing tools that people could go ahead and use for just a few dollars, not only for business but also for personal use. And while going through it and after posting yesterday’s weblog post … Continue reading Screen Sharing Tools: The Best Low-Cost Solutions – June 2005 Update

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Ok, it looks like the fun just keeps on coming today. I have just been checking my private e-mail and I have found a very interesting announcement in my e-mail where it seems that there is a new plugin out there that will get to talk to Skype in order … Continue reading Skype Entering the World of Videoconferencing (Part II)

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Not long ago I mentioned here in elsua a web site that contained a whole lot of GMail tips in order to improve the overall GMail experience and by the looks of it there may be something else that people could have a look and make good use of: GMail … Continue reading GMail Hard Drive Beta – Turning GMail into a Portable Hard Drive for FREE

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) A few days ago InformationWeek mentioned that the upcoming version of Internet Explorer 7 would be introducing basic Tabbing features. I am sure that everybody thought that it was about time that IE thought about trying to improve itself over what has been happening with other popular browsers like FireFox … Continue reading Microsoft offers tabbed browsing–in IE 6