Archive for May, 2009

May 31
Earlier this year, Microsoft shipped Service Pack 1 for .NET Framework, with built-in ClickOnce support for Firefox! Apparently, the .NET update automatically installs this added Firefox addon that’s difficult to remove, because, Microsoft has disabled the "uninstall" button on the extension. What's more, Microsoft tells us that the only way to get rid of this thing is
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May 31
Sony Ericsson introduced a new phone called “Aino” that lets you control your PS3 and access its media content on your Aino anywhere, anytime using Remote Play with PS3 that enables users to control and access media content on PS3 from their phone.  Aino also introduces Media Home, an application that pulls media content from Media Go on
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May 31
Qore, which is available through the Playstation Network has broke the news of the new PSP-GO gaming console from Sony. Now, Sony has released hi-res images of the PSP Go, and the official specifications includes: a “3.8-inch display, 43 percent lighter than the PSP-3000, 16GB of Flash storage, Bluetooth built-in; supports handset tethering
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May 31
Below is a presentation that Matt Cutts gave at WordCamp San Francisco 2009, on May 30.
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May 31
The only benefit of text-shadow is not downloading graphics for what can be expressed in css. The same goes for -webkit-border-image, -webkit-gradient, -moz-border-radius, anything that keeps a web designer from having to launch Photoshop is a boon to bandwidth. Chris Williams given two examples of using some WebKit css gradients:
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May 31
The Russian site wzor.info has once again come through with some Windows 7 interesting tidbits:
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May 30
Handwritten signatures input using either your mouse or a tablet, which’re then embedded alongside the document in question, have been around for quite a while, with companies including DocuSign and EchoSign. Now, RightSignature, a web-based software-as-a-service that utilizes the secure data infrastructure of Amazon Web Services, allows you to create and sign legally binding documents online, in a
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