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Google Maps Plugin 2.7.2 (Mac)

The Google Maps Plugin enables you lookup your Apple Address Book addresses using Google Maps as well as get directions between your Address Book addresses. At the time this was written, Google Maps supports the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, Spain, Italy and France. Google Earth is...

Tags: Google Inc., Apple Macintosh, Google Maps, Brian Toth, Google Maps Plugin

Software downloads 2009-11-26

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RapidMaps 1.0.6 (Mac)

RapidMaps is a RapidWeaver plugin that lets you add Google Maps to your site in a few clicks. Just center your map, fill in your Google API key and publish!Easy creationVisually center your map Automatic positioningEmbedded location searchGive directions to reach youCode freeNo needs for Google APIsJust get your free...

Tags: Google Inc., Apple Macintosh, Omnidea, RapidMaps

Software downloads 2009-11-18

Garmin Communicator Plugin 2.9.1 (Mac)

The Garmin Communicator Plugin allows your Garmin GPS to communicate with any supported website: send your zumo rides to Garmin Connect, plan your trips with Google Maps and MapQuest, find your favorite caches with Geocaching.com and so much more. Communication with your Garmin GPS just got easier thanks to the...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Garmin Ltd., Plug-in, Garmin Communicator Plugin, GPS, Handhelds, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-11-11

Google Chrome Frame boosts IE speed up to Chrome levels

If only it was for Firefox......but still astonishing results!Could this be the start of hybrid browsers? Will there be a FF version?irrelevantNobody uses IE 7 or 8 because of security.Making a bad product worse is not what windoze users need.This shows again the virtues of FOSS vs proprietary software.Corporate IT...

Tags: Web browsers, Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome Frame, Google Chrome, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-09-24

Bing: a present day "Dogpile"

Bing: a present day "Dogpile"The Lady doth...protest....The in-browser video preview won me over as well as seperation by catagory search and related searches. Much better than Google in that regard.Bing: Live Search makeoverI see no difference between Bing's core search algorithms and Live Search's core search algorithms. I don't...

Tags: SEARCH, Handhelds, Bing, Google Inc., present day, Microsoft Live Search, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-06-01

AFTrack94 - GPS Tracking for 5th Edition (Mobile)

AFTrack is the display for your GPS mouse and activates the world of hiking, biking, sailing, geocaching or more for your phone. The program handles tracking with smart and fixed logging features. It sends reports via GPRS or SMS. It receives SMS position messages and show it as a waypoint....

Tags: Mobile, SMS, Axel Fischer, AFTrack, GPS, Handhelds, Text Messaging/SMS/MMS, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware, Cellular Phones, Online Communications

Software downloads 2009-01-30

Google Chrome: The five best new features

Google Chrome: The five best new featuresThe biggest crap is IE, which STILL ships with ActiveX, is slower thanmolasses in January, STILL includes old obsolete proprietary rendering, and is years behind in standards.More Google crap. Use at your own risk!http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/web_services_browser/chrome_privacy_is_full_of_dents.htmlGoogle is wanting your material.http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/03/google_chrome_eula_sucks/So far impressedI am quite impressed by...

Tags: Web browsers, VERY SELDOM, HEARSAY, Google Inc., Google Chrome

Discussion threads 2008-09-03

What's Chrome for? Ain't it obvious?

So during lunchtime today I got to play with Chrome a bit. It's got a nice clean implementation, and it's fast. Sure, it doesn't do everything that either Firefox or Internet Explorer does yet, but hey, it's a beta. I like it. The...

Tags: Google Inc., Mozilla Firefox, Web Browser, Chrome, Web Browsers, Internet, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2008-09-02

Web archiving enterprises: keep trying

Through my keen observations, deep procrastination and occasional drunken ramblings, there are three things which annoy me about a service or product before I even use them. These three things, from a consumer's point of view, are the following: having a product with a...

Tags: Web, Page, Archiving, CSS, Microsoft Windows, Web Browsers, Productivity, Business Intelligence, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Operating Systems, Software, Internet, Enterprise Software, Data Management, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2008-08-24

Wordcamp 2008

In the quiet flats of University of California San Francisco Mission Bay campus, bloggers, thinkers, journalists, developers, and inventors melt together for a full day of lectures and learning. The goal of Wordcamp 2008 is to figure out the future of publishing on the web. ...

Tags: Open Source, Blog, Wordpress, Plug-in, Automattic, Wordcamp, Mullenweg 3:00, BuddyPress, Discovery Channel, Al Upton, ChickSpeak, ScholarPress, Netconcepts, Post Title, Akismet, Virality, Diso, Compliment Spam, Monotone, Prologue, GigaOm Daily, Gigalogue, Comments Screen, Blogging, Internet, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2008-08-16

Network Neutrality

Network NeutralityPlease for the love of all that is literature, proof read that. About.....the article. You start with the correct understanding of net neutrality, then end on a note questioning product placement fairness.You lost me.. and i am a network engineer. Packet was mis-routed somewhere in there.Personally,...

Tags: Net Neutrality, network neutrality, Google Inc., network

Discussion threads 2008-07-30

Google's plugin craze

Google is a company that prides itself on being a web company and helping to move everything into the browser. They created services like Google Maps and GMail which heavily relied on Ajax and helped usher in the idea of a much greater user experience inside the browser. In a...

Tags: Google Inc., Web Browser, Plug-in, Web Browsers, Internet, Ryan Stewart

Blog posts 2008-05-30

Google Earth: Now in your browser!

Google just released a new browser plugin that lets users experience Google Earth from directly inside a webpage. The new plugin is accompanied by an API that web developers can use to easily incorporate Google Earth into their applications, just like what they did with Google Maps a long...

Tags: Google Inc., Mozilla Firefox, Google Earth, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Browser, Plug-in, Web Browsers, Internet, Garett Rogers

Blog posts 2008-05-28

Review: HTC Advantage X7510 with 16GB flash drive, haptics keyboard and Windows Mobile 6.1

The most powerful Windows Mobile device I ever evaluated was the HTC Advantage X7501 that was released back in August of 2007 and I wrote quite an extensive review that was my most viewed blog post of 2007. The successor to the Advantage X7501, the X7510, was announced at Mobile...

Tags: Application, High Tech Computer Corp., Device, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Mobile, Battery, USB Flash Drive, Content, HTC Advantage, Keyboards, Microsoft Windows, Hardware, Peripherals, Operating Systems, Software, Matthew Miller

Blog posts 2008-05-22

Why Microsoft hates Google's Android

Why Microsoft hates Google's AndroidWho hates Android? (Not me.)Indeed, JavaME already is highly fragmented, so what does Monson-Haefel want to protect? I really wonder what the purpose of his posting is. Strengthen Java? Strengthen Microsoft? Create FUD around Android? Why?As we have seen with Eclipse, competition and open source are...

Tags: Programming languages, Java development tools, .NET, OPEN SOURCE, Application servers, Java, Microsoft hates Google Android, Microsoft HATES, Eclipse, Microsoft Corp., JRE, Microsoft .NET

Discussion threads 2007-11-29

CommMgrPro 2.6 (Mobile)

Control your PDA Phone Edition with profiles automatically selected depending on your current location(Phone Cell / LAC) and current time. Includes a complete call phone/SMS/Mail proxy-manager that allows you to Create groups of people using outlook contacts, phone numbers and emails with willcards, special groups (hidden numbers, etc). Depending of...

Tags: High Tech Computer Corp., Phone, Mobile, DHR, CMP, CommMgrPro, Text Messaging/SMS/MMS, Microsoft Windows, PDAs, Cellular Phones, Telephony, Web Servers, Telecom & Utilities, Processors, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Online Communications, Operating Systems, Software, Handhelds, Hardware, Networking, Internet, Semiconductors, Components

Software downloads 2007-06-26

AFTrack91 - GPS Tracking for 3rd Edition 1.06 (Mobile)

AFTrack is the display for your GPS mouse and activates the world of hiking, biking, sailing, geocaching or more for your phone. The program handles tracking with smart and fixed logging features. It sends reports via GPRS or SMS. It receives SMS position messages and show it as a waypoint....

Tags: Calibration, Phone, HTTP, Mobile, SMS, Position, Axel Fischer, AFTrack, GPS, Handhelds, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware

Software downloads 2007-01-17

Internet Identity Workshop demonstrations steal the show

One of the hallmarks of the Internet Identity Workshop IIW is the high ratio of getting-stuff-done to idle chat and marketing drivel. I remarked at the closing session that this wasnt a workshop in the usual sense of "conference not quite grown up." This really is a...

Tags: Sxipper, Internet Identity Workshop, Internet Identity, Web Technology, Security, Software Infrastructure, IT Management, General

Blog posts 2006-12-07

Microsoft tries 3D maps, fails

Microsoft tries 3D maps, fails3D maps from MicrosoftI found this somwhat similar to Google, it had more clear images and there were some additonal features which look good. http://www.convert2cad.com/samples.htmAwesome! NT.Microsoft HaterGive them some credit for God sake for their innovativeness. If Google had released the EXACT same thing your...

Tags: Web browsers, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., Web browser, computer

Discussion threads 2006-11-06

Microsoft tries 3D maps, fails

A very cool (but for me, almost unusable) version of Virtual Earth was released today by Microsoft called "Virtual Earth 3D". Instead of using a separate application to view 3D imagery, everything can be done in a browser through maps.live.com.Did I say "a" browser? Yep, it only works...

Tags: Google Speculation, Google

Blog posts 2006-11-06