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Another free RSS reader. I haven't tried this. I've started using NewsGator (and even paid for it!). I like being able to keep posts in Outlook to forward and archive. But this looks like a decent, full-featured application that is worth a look if you're still trying to find a favorite tool. RSSOwl | RSS…
Although this blog is powered by Blogger.com, at some point I might like more control and flexibility. I had investigated MoveableType and thought it seemed a little pricey. Robin Good makes some good open-source suggests. Worth checking. Movable Type Too Expensive? Check Out The Alternatives – RG News
I can't count how many times I've “Googled” someone. I concur with the article in that is it a great way to learn a little more about someone or a company and to see what old e-mail posts from a long forgotten mail list lurk in the depths of Cyberspace.You do have to be careful,…
An interesting piece from Internetnews.com. Firstly it made jump right the the Trillian website to look for the plugins mentioned. Then there is my opinion. I see IM going a lot further. Granted Yahoo, AIM, and MSN are probably going to stick to some basic features, maybe add some new things here and there, but…
Citrix has annouced the GoToMeeting service (as someone commented on today) that was mentioned in the ComputerWorld article I posted here previously. Haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I hope to soon. Citrix tests Web conferencing service | CNET News.com
There is huge potential in this. TV signals, as we all know, can travel tremendous distances and aren't limited by line of sight. And, of course, can go through walls. Consumer applications of this might be interesting. First go to your TV and see what channels you don't get, set the hardware…That probably would be…
