May
6
Just a quick programming note: I’ll be traveling for most of the time during the next two weeks, so updates will be few and in between, starting tomorrow.
I will be checking in now and then and if something really interesting happens, I’m sure I won’t be able to stop myself from writing about it, […]
May
6
As you know, I have been a member of the Grand Effect blog network for a while now and today, I am happy to report that my cranky friend Steven Hodson from WinExtra, Mark Evans from MarkEvansTech, and U.K. blogger Joe Anderson from Webby’s World have joined the Grand Effect blog network:
Joe Anderson (Webby’s […]
May
5
The fact that Google Reader now allows you to share any webpage in Google Reader through a bookmarklet (how many bookmarklets do you have installed already, btw?) and with the revolutionary feature of adding notes to that is, in too many ways, yet another example of Google reinventing wheels it already has (and just adding […]
May
5
Once again, the Elite Tech Podcast crew (aka the “Rat Pack of Blogging”) got together for another fun filled Sunday afternoon to discuss the latest and greatest stories according to the votes on the l33t reddit.
This week the show once again features our regular core group of talkers, including our moderator Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins, our […]
May
4
I didn’t bother writing about the Microsoft/Yahoo non-deal yesterday - there are others more qualified to take apart the minutia of this event.
What was interesting to me yesterday, though (and apparently also to Robert Scoble), was that the conversation on FriendFeed was so much more interesting, in-depth, faster and interactive than anything I was seeing […]
May
2
The Grand Effect blog network of which I am a proud member (see banner on the top of the page) has just relaunched its new website, courtesy of the design work of David Peralty of Xfep and programmer Andrew McCloud.
The current Grand Effect members are founder Sarah Perez of Sarah in Tampa, Corvida from SheGeeks, […]
May
2
I find myself partly agreeing with Randall C. Kennedy over at Infoworld when he says that what he calls a “Streaming Office Suite” will eventually kill the pure online office suites (see his post for a full definition of a streaming app - it’s basically a chopped up version of software that is downloaded and […]
May
1
Early Adopters:
Last night’s post on the growing rift between early adopters and mainstream users lingered through the night, but picked up quite some steam in the morning with a great discussion in the comments here, on FriendFeed and on Robert Scoble’s blog post about Early Adopter Angst (also in response to Alexander van Elsas’ post […]
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