Firefox 3, which is due out later this year, will probably contain a slew of new features. As as Firefox junkie, I’m all too anxious to get my hands on the final version.
As news has it, 3 will probably include features like offline support for Web applications. One thing they’re also looking at is [...]

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So Google has us all nuts with all of their services. And only someone nuttier would probably take score of everything and memorize each and every one of them down to search syntaxes and keyboard shortcuts.
So thank goodness for this guy who just made using Google services a tad easier – the Google Cheat Sheet. [...]

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The 4th edtion of Apple Gazette Weekly is here! In this addition I am joined by guest host Tony Steidler-Dennison. We discuss the possibility of Black iMacs, Jobs vs. Gates Live, the Apple TV and more.
For more info, visit our sister blog, the Apple Gazette.

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I’m not really a sound engineering but I like audio. I did a few mixes myself and done some voice acting. I still play the guitar when I can. And if there’s one thing that I’ve learned from all of that, talent is one thing, but equipment counts. I’ve done some personal recordings using a [...]

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Google Desktop has been reported to have a flaw that no-gooders might exploit. It allows hackers to get into one’s computer, view files, and run unauthorized software. Recently, another attack has been uncovered. It’s called an anti-DNS (Domain Name System) pinning. It lets attackers access data indexed by Google Desktop.
Google Desktop hasn’t released an update [...]

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Mozilla updated Firefox to address a total of 14 vulnerabilities in the browser. Three of which are flagged critical. However, it failed to address one bug that the memory corruption flaw that enables attackers to put in codes in vulnerable machines just by making users visit a malicious site.
Here’s the list of vulnerabilities fixed in [...]

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Last time, I blogged about Google Apps to include Docs and Spreadsheets. In a press release, Google finally launches the business version of Google Apps.

10 GBs of storage per user – Offers about 100 times the storage of the average corporate mailbox, eliminating the need to frequently delete email
APIs for business integration – APIs for [...]

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Now as a follow-up to my previous post on the topic. I originally meant it as a cursory look at earning with Adsense, but since the post got a decent number of hits (thanks to David and our sister blog, Blogging Pro), I’m now making a follow-up.
You’re writing on your blog and you’ve got Adsense [...]

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I know these are popular viral videos, but you might want to try this out. I was meaning to build one of these shirt-folding devices.

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I’ve been featuring Adsense notifiers and a dear reader Kucau pointed this issue out: What if you’re not even earning to have something to track. No point getting notifiers at that. So I decided to pick out some great articles on how to maximize your AdSense potential first (Which logically should have been first [...]

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Google Apps for Your Domain is the collection of Google applications (already in circulation) that you can freely post on your domain. Much like this one:

It really helps small organizations provide Google services for all its users. So far, it features:

Custom Start Page
Gmail
Google Talk
Google Calendar
Google Page Creator

Now news has it that Google Docs [...]

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Yahoo! introduced Pipes more than a week ago which is an RSS mashup application that can aggregate your favorite RSS feeds for better functionality. Much like your own custom web news service. I wanted to try it out since the launch but after massive Digging and resulting traffic , it crashed before I got time [...]

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Last time, I’ve featured a SysSense – a freeware utility that keeps track of your Google AdSense account without having to open a browser window.
But if you’re the type of person that always keeps a browser open, you can also do the same within Firefox with an extension – AdSense Notifier. This helps you [...]

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It’s quite weird how you can watch people’s heads getting blown off in YouTube but show a tutorial for breast examination with nipples showing and you get Xed by YouTube. Bah!
British doctor Chris Steele, posted video showing how women can examine themselves for signs of breast cancer and another showing how men can check their [...]

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Last time, I buzzed an alert to everyone who uses Firefox to download their favorite add-ons ASAP since Mozilla was supposed to trim down the list.
But as I monitored the Mozilla site, there were still no updates made on the site. The reason behind, apparently, is that, they delayed the site update for tonight (10 [...]

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