Top paying keywords for 2006
By Jamsi • Jan 19th, 2006 • Category: Newsfdhfdh
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As a sort of Christmas present, the company that I work for gave all employees a 512MB ipod shuffle. I though that this was all pretty cool, until I realised that unlike normal mp3 players, you can’t put songs on the ipod without iTunes, apple’s proprietry software. Not a problem for Windows users, but as [...]
I’m finally using only Linux, and no Micro$oft, thanks to TransGaming. These guys produce Cedega and Point2Play. These are emulators based on wine, which mean that I can play the latest games, right from the comfort of my Ubuntu laptop.
I know what you’re thinking… It must be slow because of the emulation layer. If you [...]
I’ve Purchased my last bit of Netgear kit .. Netgear wireless is crap. Worse than D-Link and that’s a pretty big call. I say this because after trying THREE DIFFERENT netgear Access Points and Wireless Routers, none wanted to work with the onboard card in my centrino notebook and whilst they would work with another [...]
Results from Netcraft’s latest October survey show that the Internet is in fact booming. Netcraft’s survey recieved 2.68 million more responses than the Septembers survey, making 2005 the strongest year ever for Internet growth.
The survey also notes that Microsoft gained 0.75 of the web server market share (whoa I know .. ). But Apache is [...]
Have you ever had a need to generate emails on the fly? Mailinator is a simple website that is designed to allow you to produce temporary email addresses in an instant!
http://www.mailinator.com
Google have released a new site to their ever-growing network of useful information rich websites. This time Google have targeted RSS by releasing a free news reader service.
Google still maintains their clean, easy to use style interface making it extremely easy to subscribe to feeds. The site contains a pretty funky feature that allows you [...]
A few weeks ago my dad picked up an old Toshiba Satellite 2130 from his office that was being chucked out. It hadn’t been used in years and was being thrown out as part of a company clean up.
I at the time was after a laptop. In fact anything at all as long as it [...]
Microsoft’s MSN has stepped up to the plate, planning to offer paid search listings. Similier to google’s adsense program, advertisers can pay to be listed alongside search results on the MSN search engine.
The widely expected move comes as Microsoft, the world’s largest software maker, continues to take on Google in the web-based information and services [...]
One of Google’s latest products is the Google Maps technology, allowing you to zoom all over the world viewing satelite imagery. The codeproject.com have released a guide showing you how to use the Google Maps API in your own .NET project to take advantage of this amazing technology.
You can view the guide and sample code [...]