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Google Chrome Open Source Web Browser Released
As announced in their blog yesterday, Google released its open source web browser today at 12pm PDT. It is called Google Chrome (Beta). It was built with the help of components from Apple’s WebKit and Mozilla’s Firefox, and some others. It is only currently available on Windows; though they are working on the Linux and…
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What is Twitter?
A couple of friends and family have been asking: What’s up w/ the status updates I see quite often? What’s w/ the “@” (at symbol) next to names on your status? What the heck is a tweet? etc. Rather than pointing them to Twitter’s site, I rather just show them this video: [youtube]ddO9idmax0o[/youtube] I hope…
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Adobe MAX 2008 San Francisco
Woah. I didn’t know Adobe had people calling their list for their upcoming Adobe MAX in San Francisco: MAX is an experience unlike any other — an opportunity to connect with thousands of designers, developers, partners, executives, and Adobe staff for education, inspiration, and community. MAX 2008/2009 will be held in San Francisco, Milan, and…
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Force Gmail to Use Secure Connection Via SSL
With the recent announcement of SF Reverse Engineer, Mike Perry, intending to release his Gmail Account Hacking Tool to the public, there is no better time than now to secure you Gmail connection by using the Google’s provide SSL. To do so, do the following: Click on SETTINGS (top-right of the Gmail page). It will…
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Sync iPhone and Google Calendar via NuevaSync
I have been tinkering around trying to get GCALDaemon working again after the update to Leopard, but it just hasn’t been the same from its former self of 1-to-1 sync. Thought you can find different applications that may allow you to do this, it’s one thing to get it for free and do through the…