I have been using Mosso Cloud Files for a few weeks now and I am very happy with the results. Using their API has been very straight forward and easy to use. Adding my files to their service and then changing the website to use those only took a few hours to do.
They [...]
Today I learned about IE 8’s new Web Slices. In concept they may be very useful if web developer implement them.
In a nutshell, web slices allow a use to “watch” a portion of a web page for changes. Very useful for ecommerce sites when you want to watch a price, or product availability.
I [...]
15 Jul, 2008
Posted by: John Congdon In: Latest Tech
According to TechCrunch: it looks like a random sampling of people are getting to “vote” on the results that they receive for search results. This human element will help google know if their automatic algorithms are working well.
This will probably also be a new part of the Google Algorithm. It is currently in [...]
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 is going to be Mozilla’s Official Download Day.
Firefox wants to set the world record for the number of downloads in a single day by having everyone upgrade to Firefox 3 on the same day.
Want to know more, checkout Spread Firefox.
Woopra.com is a service that combines web analytic data like Google Analytics in a real time fashion. What’s more is they offer some really interesting features.
We all know that we can monitor traffic in real time by watching our web server logs. However the average user doesn’t necessarily understand the information [...]
Twitter has seem to come on to the tech stage very strongly. However, will it be for the masses?
It seems that everyone that I follow is very much in the tech genre. They get it, use it, and live it.
The people in my everyday life that I try to explain it end up [...]