…Or bits of tit? Janet Jackson’s right breast has drawn 60 times more web searches than the ‘Paris Hilton’ sex tape and 80 times more than ‘Britney Spears’.
People are blogging about Longhorn, the code name for Microsoft’s latest operating system. Here’s Microsoft’s own RSS feed. Incidentally I will hopefully be getting a preview of good things to come at a seminar later in the morning.
Following Kristen’s example, I have now incorporated a referral log. Check out the side nav to see what I mean. [ Update: It seems that everybody is looking for my Talking Fish entry. ] Macromedia is really taking their new site redesign seriously. My domain remains down for yet another day. Network Solutions have just…
This page was mentioned on actor Jeff Bridge’s website (that’s how he feels sometimes, he says), and it is SO cool. Try it and see.
Facebook has just opened up to public users who can associate themselves by region (instead of school or workplace). IMHO, it’s a big threat to Friendster and Myspace. Now social networking becomes a triumvirate. Join the Singapore network! If you’re a friend of mine, add me. I’ve sent invites to some of you. The first…
The Chinese government denies hacking into the Dalai Lama’s computer network and spreading a virus via email, to his supporters. Even web gurus make boo-boos. Well, more like their editors did. Check out the erratum for Zeldman’s book, Taking Your Talent To The Web. A book I intend to purchase, BTW. And before I forget,…
Avid surfers: Suffering from information overload? Wired’s top news story on news aggregators got me checking out a few alternatives to Feed Reader, which I currently use as a free, standalone program to read my favourite weblogs and other syndicated news. In the end, I settled for Newsmonster, which integrates with your web browser. This…
After hearing the buzz about Gmail offering IMAP access, but also hearing that this new feature wasn’t rolled out to everybody yet, I decided to check if my account had it. Sadly, it didn’t look like it and I thought, maybe it’s because they’re enabling it for the earliest Gmail users first. Then I checked…