A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
(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
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I am sure everybody would agree with the fact that one of the most powerful features from FireFox is the fact that you can customise it to your own liking using what they call FF extensions. And from all of the great extensions that are out there maybe one of … Continue reading GreaseMonkey User Scripts vs. Opera Javascripts
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Yesterday I didn’t have much time to actually create a weblog entry on this topic but I thought it would be a good opportunity today to share some great pictures I took over the weekend. A good friend of mine and myself decided to go for a ride southwest of … Continue reading Little Venice
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) If last week Friday I weblogged about a particular interesting Wiki (pbWiki) this time I thought it would be interesting to mention a couple of other Wiki engines that people would certainly find very interesting. They are TiddlyWiki and TagglyWiki. Apart from putting together all the great features of the … Continue reading TiddlyWiki and TagglyWiki – Your Own Personal Wiki Experience Meeting Your Needs
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Here is a neat idea: pbWiki. It is a rather simple Wiki interface (Without all the bells and whistles from Wikipedia, for instance) that allows you to create your own Wiki on the Internet like you could do with plenty of other Wikis but pbWiki adds a great new option: … Continue reading pbWiki – Your Own Protected Wiki on the Web
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) WOW ! I just couldn’t help posting another weblog entry about the latest, and awesome, plugin for Skype called Video4Skype and which I talked about yesterday. So far today I have been trying it out with a couple of friends and work colleagues and I am very much impressed not … Continue reading Social Networking and Video4Skype
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) It all started with Instant Messaging (IM) chats (AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, ICQ, Jabber, I.R.C., etc., you name it), then VoIP took over the challenge of getting more people connected in real-time and Skype is, probably, the most powerful option to date where the quality and ease of use is just … Continue reading Skype Entering the World of Videoconferencing
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I am sure that this weblog post (GMail vs. Thunderbird: GMail wins!) by Jeremy Zawodny will not come as a surprise to many folks out there, specially those who may be using M2 from Opera or those who may have tried Thunderbird and not be quite satisfied with the overall … Continue reading GMail vs. Thunderbird: GMail Wins!
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) If you are one of those people who have come to depend on social networking tools like del.icio.us then I am sure you are going to enjoy this particular tip: How-to: Backup Del.icio.us to Gmail. Indeed, following the instructions from that tip you will be able to back the entire … Continue reading How-to: Backup Del.icio.us to Gmail
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I would certainly think so. Way back, from the very beginning, both Podcasting and Screencasting have been two very popular methods of delivering (strong) messages to different audiences on a multitude of different scenarios, products, items, whatever. You name it. And ever since the beginning both methods have been very … Continue reading Can Podcasting and Screencasting Save the Boat for Opera?
