You might remember that helpful web resource called WebMonkey? WebMonkey launched in August 1996 by the original owners of Wired magazine, which instantly became a surprise hit. In 2004 Wired pulled the site after a round of layoffs that hit the U.S. division of its parent company, Terra Lycos. […]
Recently, I joined the latest Web 2.0 service out on the web now called Brightkite. It’s not your normal Web 2.0 social website like Myspace or Facebook. It’s a website that allows you not only to add, message or talk to friends, but see where they are at too and even find out who’s at the location you’re at too.Brightkite allows you to check in […]
Be fashionable and informative with this t-shirt that “displays the current wi-fi signal strength to yourself and everyone around you.”
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Tags: modems, networking, routers, t-shirts, teeshirts, wearables, wifi, wireless-interent, wirless-signal
Recently I’ve been using a couple of these new those social networking sites like Myspace, but even better in my Honest opinion.
Since Virb came out of beta recently I thought I would give it a try. I’ve been using it for a few days now and I have to say it’s a lot better than […]
I’ve been looking for a way to add weather to my iCal Calendar and I found this great link on Lifehacker. The tutorial on Lifehacker is straight forward and you can also add weather feeds to your Google Calendar as well.
Tags: weather, gcal, ical, calendar, rss
I just signed up for a new service called Twitter. It’s an interesting way to let your friends know what you are up to. You can update your twitter account from your mobile phone, im, or on the web. Currently it is a free service.
Tags: messaging, texting, iming, web
I found a cool forum that unite programmers and designers. Programmer Meet Designer, allows designers, entrepreneurs, writers, and programmers to partner up to get help with their projects.You’ll have to sign up at PMD to contact a poster about their job offer, but it is free to join and post jobs as well. […]
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