December 12th, 2007 Posted in Internet |
Shannon has been wanting to start a blog of her own, however its getting tougher and tougher to find a good, short and memorable domain that actually has something to do with her content. I heard about PickyDomains on an episode of TWiT and I am going to give it a shot, I have a lot of web projects I want to work on, so if this works out I plan on using them a lot. I will let you know how it goes.
February 14th, 2006 Posted in Internet |
Today Yahoo! released the Yahoo! User Interface Library. This library is comprised of a number of dynamic HTML utilities and controls for building rich web UIs and Ajax applications. They are made available under an open-source license. In addition, Yahoo! released the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library. This collection of design patterns for Web interaction is intended to provide Web designers prescriptive guidance to help solve common design problems on the Web. Both are free in both senses of the word.
February 9th, 2006 Posted in Internet |
Hot Features: - Share information with your friend’s right from the Sidebar - Floating panels on your desktop - Play multi-user games (Tic Tac Toe) - View personalized news, photos, and more on your desktop - Find your emails, files, photos, web history, Gmail, and more - Security: Lock Search - Advanced Sear
February 7th, 2006 Posted in Internet |
Most current activity on the Firefox 2 front is wrapped up in planning, scoping, and assigning tasks. Please see the features list and the planning documents linked therein for more information.
Next scheduled release date: February 10, 2006 (Alpha 1).
- New Bookmark and History System
- Tabbed browsing UI improvements & defaults
- Extension Manager enhancements
- Search Engine UI improvements (add/remove/options)
- Visual refresh, “native theme” support
- Platform patch uplift
- In-line spell check
- Instrumentation / exit surveys
- Session saver
- Branding & update systems
- Fully integrated RSS functionality
- Browser status indication
- Offline mode detection & better use of cache
- Pluggable Download Manager Anti-phishing
February 7th, 2006 Posted in Internet |
he NYT is reporting that Google will be blending Google Talk directly into the Gmail website tomorrow for a limited number of users. The new product will be called “Gmail Chat”.
The new program, called Gmail Chat, will let Gmail users exchange text messages with others without having to log onto a separate chat program, making instant messaging simpler and more integrated with the e-mail program.
From anywhere in Gmail, the user can see who is available to chat. The program will also allow users to store instant-message conversations.