Surf the Friendly Skies is not only about staying connected while in the air, but also using Wi-Fi as a security measure. I’m eager to see Internet surfing to catch air waves to keep me occupied on a long flight. I think, for me anyway, time will fly faster having the capability while flying.
Tara Calishain, a confessed search addict and creator of ResearchBuzz has a new monlthy column on Internet search. Already, I like her style as reflected in Eight Search Engine “C” Changes and Why Try to Out-Google Google? When someone is tapped to write about something she loves, she is likely to share that with a [...]
A glass half empty or a glass half full? One is considered negative and the other positive. How You Look at It discusses focusing on the negative or the positive in a situation as it applies to Web design.
I enjoy the [blank] project type of sites. It probably started with The Mirror Project and more and more have joined the fray. No matter how many projects there are, they’re fun and diverse. The newest one discovered is the Desktop Project, which just posted my entry. My desk, as shown in this photo, is far [...]
Here’s a cool user story about how he uses his PDA to keep himself organized and better handle the side effects of ADD.
In the Comparison Between Left- and Right-justified Site Navigation Menus study, the usability of two Web page layouts was compared: one with the navigation menu on the left and the other on the right. 64 participants were divided into two groups to test the hypothesis that left-hand navigation would perform better than right-hand navigation. See [...]
A Google Hacker, that is. Me encourage hacking? Nevah! Tara has put together happy piles of Google Hacks together in one spot based on her book of the same title. Wish I had time to try them all out. Neat tricks.
From the company’s newsletter, “We love Google (who doesn’t?), but we have an idea to make Google even better. As good as their search engine is, the results are only as good as the search terms you enter. How can you know if “african coffee trade” is a better search than “africa’s coffee trading” when you’re [...]
Just saw I have not updated this place since May 6… I guess having a new baby, taking care of myself (after two surgeries), and the usual daily stuff makes things easily slip my mind. I still need to create an online Mom Brag Album for the new baby… but must take care of the [...]
RSS is hot stuff with more programs coming out to make it easy to get all your favorite news and blogs in one spot. I often get emails from Lockergnome readers asking about RSS. Shirley has put together RSS Resources, which includes feedreaders, books, tutorials, tips, registering and finding feeds, and much more.