If you haven’t noticed or test the new features ‘beta’ from Google calendar; your missing out. It’s pretty slick…
What your able to do with a browser is becoming increasingly blurred with your standard applications. Google is proving a concept that all applications can be web based.
Here’s some new stuff…
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It’s no secret that the developers from Microsoft for Windows Live Writer and the BLOG THIS plug-in for Firefox haven’t been keeping up with demand from the public.
It’s been over a year since the plug-in was updated. As you read through the reviews of the plug-in and you can see it’s just being completely ignored by the Microsoft Windows Live Writer team.
There’s a lot of bloggers out there that use Windows Live Writer to do their publishing, but as Firefox progresses and adds new features, the Windows Live Writer team hasn’t been placing much love on the much used plug-in; they haven’t updated it in a great while.
But now you don’t have to worry about that… there’s a workaround.
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As your going about your daily life, there’s lots of thing you wish you had to keep track of it all and this was my problem about 4 years ago and then I found MyNotesKeeper. I posted an article about it last year, but it’s getting better, the author has been [within the last few months] actively pushing updates and new features.
One of the things I really like about MyNotesKeeper is the responses from the author; you don’t get it much with other developers, but with MyNotesKeeper he’s been listening to his users and adding the small thing they’re requesting. It really puts a polish on a great program.
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I read the other day that Wordpress has past everyone else and established it’s self as the standard for publishing content toa webpage and the guys for Wordpress have issued another release/update; update and update often I like to say.
If your using Wordpress now, just go to your Wordpress admin page and update.
Here’s what they say…
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Mozilla Thunderbird 3 [shredder] is still in Beta. I download the beta yesterday and I just am not impressed with anything they’re pumping out. They’re making a lot of corrections and the bugs they’ve corrected is extensive, but where’s the functionality?
A lot of users are loyal to Thunderbird and 3 years ago it was the cats meow, but since the Thunderbird Spin-off release it’s been a slow boat for these guys.
I think what’s worse is that there’s other developers that have taken the original open-source project and made their own flavor and made it better.
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