I’ve written before about how National Geographic has a huge collection of inspiring images available for download from its photography contests. However, trawling through the web site to download the right images can take a while, which is where NatGeo Wallpaper Downloader can come in handy. Read More »
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Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: 8 Significant Developments in Social Media You Should Watch Aliza’s second “Social Superstar” column looks at some developments in the social space that you should pay attention… Read More »
Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: Google Buzz Tips and Tricks Doriano shares his favorite ways to get the most out of Google’s new foray into the social networking space, Buzz. 10… Read More »
Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: Feb. 8 is Clean Out Your Computer Day Monday was Clean Out Your Computer Day — but if you missed it, you could still follow Thursday’s tips. Minute… Read More »
Today I sent a note to a popular blogger; at the end of the message I thanked him for his passion and enthusiasm. After sending the message, I wondered if my note would be read, let alone matter to him, but that kind of thing does… Read More »
As of today, according to the LinkedIn Blog, users of the popular career-oriented social network can rearrange the order in which elements appear in a member’s profile — the page on the site that displays information about one’s background. Read More »
Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: 10 More Must-have Google Chrome Extensions Paisano shares his favorite extensions for Google’s increasingly popular browser. Creating a Whole New Business on the Web While Untemplater is full of… Read More »
Dan Deming-Henes has released version 1.1 of Twitt, adding a host of useful features to his his lightweight Mac Twitter client, which Darrell reviewed back in November. Perhaps most importantly, and addressing one of Darrell’s complaints about version 1.0, is that it now supports multiple Twitter accounts. This new version also… Read More »
Here on WWD, we’ve recently been discussing privacy in social media, but the issues of privacy, security and data ownership actually extend much further, affecting everything we do on the Internet. As our computing increasingly moves to the web from the desktop, more of our personal… Read More »
Om and the team over at GigaOM recently shared “7 Things We Hope Will Come True in 2010.” While that list of things are all well and good for our industry as a whole, I’ve identified a list of… Read More »
The Greenpeace “Guide to Greener Electronics” that I wrote about last week has just been updated and the 14th Edition is now available. What’s changed? Apple has improved its ranking, thanks mainly to removing toxic chemicals from its products. Sony also climbed the rankings,… Read More »
It’s not just swathes of the U.S that are suffering with some extremely cold weather at the moment. The UK and parts of Europe are also shivering through a cold snap, which has brought Siberian conditions and plenty of snow with it, making… Read More »
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