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Zoho Projects - Pictorial Overview
18.Jun.07 | 8 Comments
As I mentioned a few days ago, my company and I have been looking into web based/online Project and Time tracking applications. Tonight I spent some time looking at Zoho Projects to get a feel for what it offers.
What follows is a rather image heavy walk-through to familiarize myself and the folks at [...]
Netvibes Gets Some Style
05.May.07 | 3 Comments
I can no longer whine about how boring or blah the Netvibes themes are (or how few). New customization features were introduced today! This is a very welcome announcement.
Not only is there a new theme creator, but there are also a handful of new themes to use. The new themes [...]
More on Browsers - now with JavaScript wrinkles
14.Apr.07 | Leave a Comment
I’ve been pondering my browser usage lately, especially as it may (or may not) relate to excess CPU and Memory usage that seems to crop up over time. [some back-story]
One thing that’s really starting to bubble up is how much my favorite sites rely on JavaScript. And how long those sites sit in a tab [...]
Netvibes Bunny
08.Apr.07 | Leave a Comment
Although I’ve been using Google’s Personalized Pages more lately, a lot of my browsers are still set to Netvibes as the home page. While starting IE7 this afternoon, I spotted this little “Easter egg”:
Rich beat me to the post (I was eating a lovely ham dinner). I agree with him: We need more theme options [...]
No More Wallnote, New Nutshell
09.Mar.07 | Leave a Comment
Last summer I stumbled over Wallnote and used it for a few months (previous posts). It was a slick little to-do list tracker and note manager. Very simple and easy to use with an interesting twist: It was “born” to run on Windows Active Desktops. Not mandatory by any means, but [...]
