Adobe says Flash is beginning to catch on more among enterprise customers.
July 2008
Monthly Archive
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Thu 31 Jul 2008
One Hundred Push Ups Takes You from Zero to a Hundred in Six Weeks
“Web site One Hundred Push Ups details a training plan for going from 0 to 100 push-ups in a matter of six weeks. We’ve discussed…
Thu 31 Jul 2008
CyberSearch 1.0 Adds Keyword Importing, Interface Tweaks [Featured Firefox Extension]
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Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Free Firefox extension CyberSearch, which Adam detailed earlier this month, has added a few new features that make the AwesomeBar-enhancing search tool much more…
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Create Easy-Reponse Polls Using Gmail Filters [How To]
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The Digital Inspiration blog points out that combining Gmail’s filters, easy email (or mailto:) links, and the mass familiarity with email makes it easy to conduct your own polls amongst contact…
Thu 31 Jul 2008
1Password Makes Secure Logins Easier on Iphones [Featured IPhone Download]
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iPhone/iPod touch only: Free application 1Password makes logging into secure sites much easier on the iPhone’s mobile Safari browser by creating a double-protected mini-database of your passwords….
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Does Compensation Kill Your Motivation? [Reader Poll]
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Research shows that classic career advice—”find a way to get paid to do what you love”—may be way off the mark. The Washington Post’s Shankar Vedantam reports that paychecks and pink…
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Scrabulous — er, ‘<cite>Wordscraper</cite>’ — is Back
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The game formerly known as Scrabulous is back on Facebook as “Wordscraper.” And that isn’t the only change its developers have made to avoid any unwelcome confusion with Scrabble: the squares are now circles. Scrabble is there too, of course. Let the games begin …
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Google is showing users how it takes data from their search history to customize the results it displays. So far, it is not providing similar information about data it uses to target advertising.
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Bits: New York Senate Teases Amazon Customers With Sales Tax Repeal Bill
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The New York Senate passed a bill to repeal a new policy that forces online merchants like Amazon.com to collect sales tax on shipments to state residents, but the measure faces an uncertain future.
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Cartier is one of the first luxury brands to hang out its shingle on a social networking site.
