15 web sites that changed the world

Filed under: Web services
Guardian Unlimited is running a great article called Websites that changed the world. It’s odd to think of things we take so much for granted as having changed the world, but it’s true, they did. Among the world-changing web sites are Wikipedia, Blogger, MySpace, Amazon.com, and, of course, Yahoo! and Google. One [...]

Share advice, wisdom and knowledge with Videojug

Filed under: Audio, Internet, Utilities, Video, Podcasting, Productivity, Web services
Videojug is a service that lets users share information. However, it’s sharing information in an extremely intuitive way: Sharing through the use of videos. It’s a really neat concept that I’m sure will take off pretty nicely given its sometimes funny approaches.
Take for an example, [...]

Skype from Outlook and Thunderbird

Filed under: Business, Internet, Utilities, E-mail, Web services, VoIP, P2P
Our favorite VoIP tool has made it a lot easier for us to make calls directly from Outlook, Outlook Express, and Thunderbird. The new toolbar that Skype has released installs and displays icons based on the Skype names and phone numbers that are written in actual [...]

Google Blogger.com rolls out Blogger Beta

Google Blogger.com today unveils new beta version with substantial of upgrade. As we know, Google Blogger is the fastest, easiest way to quickly throw up a free blog and be able work with the template code. The new beta version entitled as Blogger beta.
The major new blogging features that Blogger beta includes:

Categorizing posts with [...]

A complete real world talk time/battery life test of mobile phones

Amobil has done a comprehensive real world test of the talk time/battery life of 45 mobile phones. After spending a considerable fortune on the cellular bill, they reveal mobiles with the best and worst talk times.
To test the actual talk time and the battery life, Amobil simply placed a call in the same spot of [...]

Windows Live Writer: WYSIWYG editor for blogs

Microsoft has announced a Beta version of Windows Live Writer, a free desktop application that makes it easier to compose blog posts. Writer is a WYSIWYG (What You See is what you get) Editor.
Writer knows the styles of your blog such as headings, fonts, colors, background images, paragraph spacing, margins and block quotes and enables [...]

Gnosh: Meta search engine for Yahoo!, del.icio.us, Flickr, Google and more

Gnosh is a meta-search engine that pulls results from a various search and social sites, including Google, Del.icio.us, Flickr, Technorati, Yahoo, and many many more. The search results are categorized into Search, News, Blogs, People, Videos, Photos, and more.
Via eHub

del.icio.us flickr gnosh google photos search engines social sites [...]

Significant Performance Boost for XP

Do you want to make the very best use of your computer’s RAM? There are thousands of websites offering performance tweaks for XP and you could spend the next week or more researching the ones you might like to perform,…
Significant Performance Boost for XP
Originally from Technophilia by Abdul Jaleel

Tip #37: Creating NTFS Hard Links in Windows XP

Today’s tip is on creating hard links on Windows XP systems using the NTFS filesystem. Hard links allow you to create an alternate name for an existing file on the same partition.
The hard link itself is simply a reference to an existing file, and points the exact disk location of the original file without actually [...]

Download Microsoft Windows Live Writer - Blog Publishing Tools

Microsoft’s Windows Live Writer is launched yesterday, it is totally free desktop client’s software and downloable application. Windows Live Writer able to run on windows PC and allows write your blog posts.

The blogging system that integrate with Microsoft Windows Lives support are Windows Live Spaces, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, WordPress and others.
The main features of Windows [...]

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