Tweets
- 12:44 OneRiot brings real-time ad network to Twitter, iPhone: digs.by/13SV #
Dec. 22nd, 2009
iPhone Gets Real-Time Twitter Ads Via OneRiot - Reviews by PC Magazine
iPhone Gets Real-Time Twitter Ads Via OneRiot - Reviews by PC Magazine
Real-time Web search provider OneRiot on Tuesday announced a new service that will offer developers of Twitter apps, IM clients, and iPhone apps a way to monetize their efforts.
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Dec. 21st, 2009
My new philosophy
To be happy, all you need is a roof over your head, food to eat, and companionship, not riches and fame.
Dec. 10th, 2009
Tweets
- 14:35 Yahoo integrates real-time Twitter results in search: digs.by/z3I #
Dec. 9th, 2009
Tweets
- 12:47 Google Chrome browser comes to Mac, Linux: digs.by/yP3 #
- 12:49 Symantec launches Norton Online Backup 2.0, with search, file sharing, and Mac support: www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2356837,00.a
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Feb. 25th, 2009
Safari 4 Beta Still Slower than Google Chrome
But bling, eye candy, and nice helper features make Safari a good choice. And the performance difference, it should be said, is too small to be noticeable in everyday browsing.
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Feb. 20th, 2009
Skype 4.0 Gets PC Magazine Editor's Choice--Review/Slideshow
"The new version of Skype makes video calls a priority, and the new UI is the most intuitive we've seen."
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Dec. 11th, 2008
Windows Vista SP2 Beta - Full Review
Is Microsoft finally getting Vista right? The recent release of the Service Pack 2 beta is a step in the right direction.
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Dec. 9th, 2008
Firefox Overtakes Chrome as JavaScript Speed Champion
Until yesterday, the browser with the fastest JavaScript performance was Google's pre-beta Chrome--but with the release of Firefox 3.1 Beta 2, that's all changed.
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Dec. 5th, 2008
Opera's New Engine Slower than Chrome and Firefox, Aces Acid
The new engine's standards compliance, as evidenced by its perfect score on Acid3, will be a real feather in the browser's cap. But with the future of the Web potentially shaping up to be all about Web applications, Opera 10's (so far) unimpressive JavaScript performance may hurt its popularity.
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Dec. 3rd, 2008
The Best Free Photo Software
Both web and software applications like Picasa and Picnik let you do amazing things with your digital photos. Here's a roundup of the best.
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Nov. 25th, 2008
Picasa 3 Gets PCMag Editor's Choice
Picasa keeps what's good about the old and adds some killer new capabilities, like retouching and movie editing.
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Nov. 21st, 2008
Does Google's SearchWiki Work? Pretty Much
The new features let users move entries they like up higher in the list of results and those they don't like, lower. They can also delete any entry they never want to see again, or add a new one that didn't appear in the results. Users can also add wiki-like public comments to any result entry.
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Nov. 13th, 2008
Microsoft Updates Windows Live Services with 'Wave 3'
Microsoft revamps its online services and free apps, adding social networking and playing nice with other sites.
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Nov. 11th, 2008
Microsoft toolbar to be added in Java update
Starting today, when Java users around the world are prompted to download an update, the Windows Live toolbar will be offered as a tag-along, according to Microsoft representatives.
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Oct. 14th, 2008
Roxio Creator 2009 Isn't for Everyone--Review
The burning software king has grown into an uwieldy mess of poorly integrated utilities.
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Oct. 13th, 2008
Oct. 7th, 2008
Hands On with Dell's New Remote Access
The new Dell Remote Access (DRA) software-plus-online-service offering from Dell is available to any PC user, regardless of what brand of PC they're using, and lets users remotely control a PC and access files and folders.
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Mozilla Geode Brings Location to Firefox
Mozilla Labs on Tuesday will unveil a Firefox add-in called Geode, which will give the browser location awareness: This means that sites can tailor their content to a user's current whereabouts. A press representative for Mozilla, maker of the world's second-most-popular Web browsing software, Firefox, said that the technology "understands location
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Oct. 6th, 2008
Ask.com Redesign Seeks to Give Answers, Not Links
Ask.com president Scott Garell told PC Magazine on Friday that the site update would not only enhance the relevance of its results, but also offer a trimmed-down user interface and a 30 percent speed improvement.
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Page Summary
- Tweets
- iPhone Gets Real-Time Twitter Ads Via OneRiot - Reviews by PC Magazine
- My new philosophy
- Tweets
- Tweets
- Safari 4 Beta Still Slower than Google Chrome
- Skype 4.0 Gets PC Magazine Editor's Choice--Review/Slideshow
- Windows Vista SP2 Beta - Full Review
- Firefox Overtakes Chrome as JavaScript Speed Champion
- Opera's New Engine Slower than Chrome and Firefox, Aces Acid
- The Best Free Photo Software
- Picasa 3 Gets PCMag Editor's Choice
- Does Google's SearchWiki Work? Pretty Much
- Microsoft Updates Windows Live Services with 'Wave 3'
- Microsoft toolbar to be added in Java update
- Roxio Creator 2009 Isn't for Everyone--Review
- Stickam Takes the Show on the Road
- Hands On with Dell's New Remote Access
- Mozilla Geode Brings Location to Firefox
- Ask.com Redesign Seeks to Give Answers, Not Links
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