Pocket PC software
WebAttack, one of the best sources of shareware/freeware on the internet, has started a PocketPC section. (link via PocketPC Thoughts)
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WebAttack, one of the best sources of shareware/freeware on the internet, has started a PocketPC section. (link via PocketPC Thoughts)
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I think Andy’s comment on that last post hints at some of why user’s lie. He says: but then a reboot WILL cure a lot of problems but doesn’t actually fix the problem as to WHY it happens. I think a large part of why user’s lie is tied into their expectations. When you work…
I’m still working on the stats bug, nothing seems to be working for it right now. I do know when XP users view this page because of a free one-page counter from Bravenet, but you’re still not showing up on the regular stats. I’ll keep trying though! In the meantime I downloaded copies of Amphetadesk…
Taking time to eat my lunch and check the aggregator, and noting things I want to deal with later: Firefox 0.9 released. Windows XP SP2 Release Candidate 2 Beyond Bullets -a PowerPoint blog that Scoble pointed to. Moving .PST files Geek News Central is talking about a wireless device that you can hook up a…
I’m sure you’ve all seen the news that has spread across the internet and social media recently. Teens are not using Twitter and Facebook, they’ve moved on to other social networks. Well, I did see one article that tried to explain why they are spending their time on other networks, and it’s not just because…
In the most recent edition of Support Alert, a site to share large files with a friend, and a free Excel add-in: Dropload is a free web service that allows you upload files totheir server that can then be picked up by someone else. Theintended recipient automatically receives an email from Droploadtelling them that the…
I’ve been randomly taking a look at Facebook’s “People you may know” feature over the last week or however long it’s been available. It occurs to me today that this feature is actually a perfect example of the limits of the “friend” definition on Facebook and other social networking services. Here’s an example. I have…