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Digital Decade to Connected Community
I heard this on a TV commercial and thought it worthy of repeating. It just stuck in my head.
“We’ve left the digital decade behind, and now we’re moving into the era of the connected community.”
So what does that mean? Well, often I have to look back at where I’ve been, in order to [...]
buzzom.com
There’s a new Twitter utility I really like. I tried buzzom.com for the first time last night and immediately picked up 50 new followers. I just love it when things work right from the start.
buzzom.com features a great Management page with Recriprocate, Flush and Grow tools…
Recriprocate: Follow your Followers back
Flush: [...]
Twitter & Google
The amount of information available from Twitter and Google is amazing. Just this morning, I’ve read and learned about…
Google News Archive Search google.com/archivesearch
The 5 Elements of Hard Work altitudebranding.com/
A contest to name a mobile restaurant obsessedwithconformity.com/
How to Install PHP PEAR on WampServer crc-stc.com/
and finally, how Boomers are slowly joining the mobile web
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follow @mikiesoft on [...]
Google Chrome Google Translate
The Google Chrome team has announced a new beta feature using Google Translate. Google’s new Chrome beta will prompt you for translation when viewing a webpage in another language, without a new browser extension or plug-in.
The Google Chrome Blog has posted several video demos about the new translation feature, including new privacy [...]
Adobe Photoshop 20 Year Anniversary
Adobe has some great webinars, online training courses and workshops planned in March to celebrate twenty years of Photoshop and image processing.
Adobe’s Photoshop for Photographers Seminar Tour with Ben Wilmore will be sharing digital photography tips and techniques for Photoshop users, in workshops across the country.
Adobe TV is a very useful learning tool with [...]
NASCAR on Twitter
Gentlemen, start your networks!
Twitter is not yet in widespread use for the majority of NASCAR drivers, teams and sponsors. But there’s a few people at the front of the pack embracing Twitter. Bobby Labonte says his tweets help fans relate.
All it will take is a couple of major drivers to start using Twitter, [...]
Improve Your Facebook Experience
Newsome.org has posted a great article on How to Improve Your Facebook Experience with Filters and Lists.
Anyone using Facebook knows the navigation is not very user-friendly, but newsome.org has some great tips on how to manage Filters and Lists to get the most out of your social networking on FB.
Learn How To:
Filter out unwanted [...]
Newseum.org
The Newseum is Washington, D.C.’s most interactive museum, with 250,000 square feet and seven levels of galleries and theaters. It offers visitors a better understanding of the media through it’s many interactive exhibits, presenting 500 years of news history via state-of-the-art technology.
The Newseum has 14 galleries, some of which feature the Berlin Wall, 9/11, [...]
Google Fiber
I think of Google as my search engine of choice, and I like using their other applications like Chrome, Gmail, Adsense, Adwords, Google Earth and YouTube.
I’ve never considered Google as an ISP or internet service provider. But Google is about to start testing ultra-high speed fiber optic broadband in several areas across [...]
CES 2010 Wrap-Up
The annual Consumer Electronics Show has wrapped up for another year. So what’s the buzz?
3D TV, 3D video, digital imaging, cyber security, high performance audio, home health care monitors, home environment energy monitors, smart digital picture fames and photobooks, smarter touchscreens, eBook readers, netbooks, tablets, and wireless everything including cameras, printers, TVs, [...]