There were a pair of stories this weekend about divShare co-founder David Altschul’s unusual decision to put his company’s assets up for sale on an auction site called DNForum. Founded in December 2006, DivShare is a site where users can share all kinds of… Read More »
Archive for November 2007
Things aren’t going terribly well for the “One Laptop Per Child” project, reports The Wall Street Journal. The project, which started as a noble effort to educate the children of poor nations via $100 laptops computers, has run into stiff competition from… Read More »
I’ve been using Google Docs for the past few weeks on one of my other writing projects and found it to be great for basic word… Read More »
Here’s something to chew on following your 4-day weekend of successive holiday meals: Recently departed BP CEO John Browne gave a talk at BusinessWeek’s European Leadership Forum in London this weekend and the magazine reprinted the talk in its entirety. Browne is… Read More »
Google, Meet Google – YAGCG is a strictly unofficial gadget for adding Google calendars to your iGoogle home page. It has pros and cons compared to the official gadget, but according to its developer the chief reason for its existence is that it actually offers… Read More »
Having trouble finding a gift for someone? Giftoscope, a new web service will help with some quirky suggestions. Add Siberia to the list of places where Microsoft is building data centers. Chicago and Dublin are two recent locations of Microsoft’s data center build outs. Contrary to… Read More »
This so called “iPhone killer” is probably going to kill itself. The Good Based on the LG Viewty’s microsite alone, the most touted feature is clearly the 5 megapixel camera on its back. It has flash, a manual focus, and an image stabilizer as well.… Read More »
I have been happy to be able to sync my Windows Mobile (WM) device over-the-air (OTA) with my Exchange Server without needing to connect the WM device to my Vista… Read More »
Today web-based word processor Zoho Writer moves further into Microsoft Word’s territory with the announcement of offline editing capabilities. Zoho enabled offline read-only review of documents in August. With features like this, Zoho’s office apps might someday entirely replace Microsoft Office in the toolbox of… Read More »
Today web-based word processor Zoho Writer moves further into Microsoft Word’s territory with the announcement of offline editing capabilities. Zoho enabled offline read-only review of documents in August. With features like this, Zoho’s office apps might someday entirely replace Microsoft Office in the toolbox of… Read More »
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