The easy way to video chat from Mac to Windows July 27, 2006
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Cause the AIM video window is just to small.
“SightSpeed, Inc. is the leading provider of free and premium Internet video and voice communications services (VVoIP and VoIP). The SightSpeed community and software enable consumers and small businesses to make the best quality video and voice calls and to send video mail over the Internet. SightSpeed’s award winning service turns a PC or Mac into an easy-to-use video phone to communicate with friends, family and colleagues around the world.”http://www.sightspeed.com/
Make Firefox or Camino your default browser July 25, 2006
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Do more with your MacBook remote July 25, 2006
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Remote Buddy | ||
| The latest Macs ship with a remote control that allows you to control Front Row and a couple of Apple’s applications. Beyond that, you can’t do much else with it, though. Remote Buddy fundamentally changes this. It gives you control over the rest of your computer via the remote control and also improves the available functionality in those apps that already supported the remote control by themselves. Now available at an introductory price of only 9,99 €. | |||
http://www.iospirit.com/
Test your popup blocker software July 24, 2006
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PopupTest.com provides a simple and independent source for popup window testing. Whether you are developing a popup killer software or you are thinking about purchasing one, you can use our sample popups to test the effectiveness of the application. We are providing samples of the most common popup styles, as well as some not so common ones (as indicated).
Steve Jobs 1981 July 20, 2006
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Current TV, an Internet channel, flashed back to this prophetic 1981 news package on the computer revolution featuring a young, unscripted Steve Jobs and visions of PCs that one day would be the size of a book (gasp).
Jon Stewart on net neutrality July 20, 2006
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There was no shortage of humorous jabs taken at Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, for his “the Internet is a series of tubes” speech to the Senate Commerce Committee. But “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart was the master. Check out “Jon Stewart on Net neutrality.”
The 1% rule July 20, 2006
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It’s an emerging rule of thumb that suggests that if you get a group of 100 people online then one will create content, 10 will “interact” with it (commenting or offering improvements) and the other 89 will just view it.
Microsoft Excel Tutorial July 20, 2006
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This is a basic tutorial of Excel. START HERE Specific examples may refer to Excel (but most items discussed should work in other spreadsheets).
Free accessories with refurbished ipods July 20, 2006
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Gizmodo”People love to buy already broken gadgets, right? Apple is offering up all kind of free accessories with broken refurbished iPod purchases. Here is a rundown of all of the deals, some of which aren’t too awful. Note that all of these iPods are Apple-certified, include a one-year limited warranty and free shipping.
• 2GB iPod Nano with Free Lanyard Headphones, $169
• 512MB iPod shuffle with Free Armband Case, $49
• 512MB iPod shuffle with External Battery Pack, $49
• 20GB 4th Gen Color iPod with Free Dock, $199
• 20GB 4th Gen Monochrome iPod with Free Dock, $169
These deals aren’t too horrible. They could make a great gift or second MP3 player for yourself.”– Travis Hudson
Product Page [Apple]
www.gizmodo.com
Daily Shows John Hodgman explains the internet and more July 20, 2006
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This Daily Show clip kicks the point through with a double-foot-to-face-stomp-of-fury that the internet is not a big truck. The clip stars our favorite Apple PC vs. Mac commercial actor and Daily Show “resident expert”, John Hodgman, and tells us in G.E.D. terms what Net Neutrality really is. The best part? The throwout to the Apple ads, and the huge audience reaction afterwards. – Jason Chen
www.gizmodo.com
