2008 September

This, the second post in the series of desktop clients for Twitter and FriendFeed, will feature Spaz. Download here.
Spaz is just a Twitter client - NOT a FriendFeed client like some of the others. To start off, Spaz is a very basic yet feature rich program; it will allow [...]

Over the course of the next few weeks I am going to be writing posts on all the different Twitter clients. At the end I will merge all the posts together and give them their own page. The first one I am going to demo is probably the most popular, the adobe [...]

I had to do a project in computer class today about some of the rules of etiquette that you need to follow when you are using e-mail. Here they are:
E-mail Etiquette: Being polite and using your manners while communicating online through e-mail.

Don’t get to the point too quickly. You are sending an e-mail, not [...]

Did you know that you can now take a virtual tour of Disney World in Google Earth. Well you can. This requires some power behind your system though. While doing this Google Earth will eat up your CPU and RAM.

To start off with you first need to [...]

Just the other day I posted a video about my first impressions on Google Chrome. Now after a few days I am pretty impressed with the new Google browser. I decided to do an outline video on some of the features of Google Chrome compared to other browsers.

To [...]

I learned yesterday that Google had released a new web browser called Google Chrome (Download here). I really thought that this was a good idea for Google so I immediately went to my PC and downloaded it. (No Mac version? boo!) Once I ran through the install I began to [...]