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SiteSpinner Pro 2.91 (Windows)

Virtual Mechanics SiteSpinner Pro is a powerful Windows-based authoring tool that makes it easy to design Web pages that are optimized for the desktop, iPhone, Blackberry, SmartPhone, PDA, cell phone, and any mobile device. Virtual Mechanics and Opera Software partnered to integrate Opera browser technology into the latest release of...

Tags: Desktop, Mobile, Microsoft Windows, Mobile Device, Virtual Mechanics, Virtual Mechanics SiteSpinner Pro, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2008-11-26

IMS Web Engine 2.00k (Windows)

"IMS Web Engine" is a DHTML authoring application for Win95/98/NT. Its applications range from the creation of standard Web Pages, Business Presentations, Educational Presentations to Online Interactive Games.

Tags: Web, Virtual Mechanics, IBM IMS, Channel Management, Microsoft Windows, Scripting Languages, Marketing, Operating Systems, Software, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Software downloads 2006-11-29

SiteSpinner 2.7c (Windows)

SiteSpinner is designed to be an all-in-one website creation tool easy enough for beginners, but with powerful features that they can grow into. Its use of industry-standards enables precision drag-and-drop design that lets you position text, graphics, and foreign objects exactly where you want them. Layout enhancements include the ability...

Tags: built-In, Microsoft Windows, Web Site, Virtual Mechanics, Graphics, SiteSpinner, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Internet

Software downloads 2006-11-29

IMS Web Spinner 2.0 (Windows)

Visual HTML authoring application for the quick creation of professional web pages. The program's Drag and Drop WYSIWYG interface means that web pages with mouse over events can be created in minutes by none professionals without the need to learn HTML, DHTML, Java, Javascript or any other programming languages. Simply...

Tags: Mouse, Microsoft Windows, Virtual Mechanics, IBM IMS, Object Dialog, Mice, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2001-07-03

Additional Resources

Gowalla CEO Josh Williams on game mechanics, user experience, and competition

I'm always looking for a new social site to play with, and right now, all I can think about is Gowalla. I was lucky enough to interview Josh Williams, CEO of Alamofire, the creators of Gowalla. What sparked you to build a location-based...

Tags: Facebook, Mobile, Location, Gowalla, Games, GPS, Sales Force Management, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Sales, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2009-10-21

SciMark Drives 2009.10.05 (Windows)

Drive, as an electronic device, or as a combination of mechanics and electronics, is performed by its absolute physical speed and data input and output rates. On the other hand, any a drive is connected to a system as storage and/or host of virtual memory. So as a host of...

Tags: Performance, Microsoft Windows, TheCNLab, SciMark, SciMark Drives, Performance Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Software downloads 2009-10-06

SciMark Drives 2009.07.24 (Windows)

Drive, as an electronic device, or as a combination of mechanics and electronics, is performed by its absolute physical speed and data input and output rates. On the other hand, any a drive is connected to a system as storage and/or host of virtual memory. So as a host of...

Tags: Drives Inc., Performance, Microsoft Windows, TheCNLab, Performance Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Software downloads 2009-07-27

Girls' Night Out Solitaire (Mobile)

Girls' Night Out SolitairePlay the popular Freecell and Klondike versions of Solitaire with a twist. Girls' Night Out Solitaire combines all the elements women crave in mobile games: familiar game mechanics, upbeat and attractive graphics and enticing social interaction with "virtual girlfriend" characters packed with personality.Game Features:Practice in Easy play...

Tags: Girlfriend, Mobile, Girl, Games, Gender And Diversity, Personal Technology, Human Resources

Software downloads 2009-03-02

News to know: Apple patches; Adobe; XP-Vista; Yahoo

Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X security vulnerabilities. David Morgenstern: Apple releases Leopard 10.5.4 update Apple update notice. Robin Harris: Why computers fail Adobe: Adobe Advances Rich Media Search on the Web ...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Adobe Systems Inc., Google Inc., Web, Larry Dignan, Yahoo! Inc., Patch Management, Apple Inc., IBM Consulting Service, Web 2.0, 3G, Microsoft Windows, Channel Management, Open Source, Internet, Cellular Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Operating Systems, Software, Marketing

Blog posts 2008-07-01

News to know: IBM; Microsoft; Googlehoo; Safari; Enterprise 2.0

Notable headlines: Ed Bott: Is Hyper-V ready for the Windows desktop? Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft looks to make product planning more science than art. Gallery right. Better the Windows Vista devil you know than the Windows 7...

Tags: Google Inc., Larry Dignan, Apple Safari, Enterprise 2.0, Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp., Microsoft Windows, Open Source, Operating Systems, Software

Blog posts 2008-04-17

CIO Agenda: Driving the Enterprise 2.0 - Transcript

Dave Margulius: When you think about your customers both internal and external, how fast are their demands changing? You know, if I'd asked you it last year, "What do they want?" Is it significantly different from now and what's the impact on IT? And then kind of corollary to...

Tags: Laughter, Government, Product, Business, Health Care, Enterprise 2.0, Monopoly Here, Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Benefits, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2007-09-06

Free Laptops for lapdogs

Free Laptops for lapdogsNBMAFLersNothing but M$ and FREE laptop -ers. When you give someone you don't know "cash" or goods, for encouragement to do something that you want them to - it's called a BRIBE. Although not technically against the law (it SHOULD run afoul of corporate rules on accepting...

Tags: Keyboards, Microsoft Office, PC, keyboard, laptop computer, Free Laptops

Discussion threads 2007-01-09

"Enterprise 2.0" as the example that proves the rule

"Enterprise 2.0" as the example that proves the ruleEnterprises are shrinking..............and the employees in them have become more versatile, thanks to ICT-based systems available to them. Their ability to "multi-task" (that is, perform both work-related and personal activities at the same time) translates to their capacity to maintain multiple relationships,...

Tags: Wikipedia, Wiki, Enterprise 2.0

Discussion threads 2006-08-21

R.I.P. Browsers? No way!

Tara Hunt's headline R.I.P. Browsers was accompanied with the hauntingly matching graphic on the left. What led Tara to declare the death of browsers - particularly as her partner Chris Messina until very recently was helping to make a next-generation browser called Flock?! Is that why he left Flock, because...

Tags: Tara Hunt, Web browser

Blog posts 2006-07-28

Nanoprobe catches cells in action

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have built a nanoscale probe, called the Scanning Mass Spectrometry SMS probe, which can capture cell properties in action. This advance in biochemical imaging could lead to new instruments for better understanding cellular interactions by watching biochemical signals alive -- in our bodies...

Tags: ion, Scanning Mass Spectrometry

Blog posts 2006-07-25

Adobe CEO : "[Windows] becomes irrelevant"

Adobe CEO : "[Windows] becomes irrelevant"Cross platform solutions are the future ...because they free the application vendor from dependence on Windows. In the past they have been an unaffordable luxury, but with the relentless march of technology, the cross platform approach becomes more attractive every day. The time...

Tags: Programming languages, Operating systems, Cross-Platform solution, Java, Microsoft Windows, Adobe Systems Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-06-17

Windows Live Local beta

Windows Live Local beta is a fun and zippy mapping tool that lets you obtain real-world driving directions, find businesses, and play virtual tourist. In addition to the dynamic, drag-around satellite imagery first popularized by Google Maps, Microsoft's service enables you to mark locations with pushpins and share your customizations...

Tags: Operating systems, Windows Live Local, Microsoft Windows Live, Windows Live Local beta, Microsoft Windows, beta

Product reviews 2006-06-02

Cicerobot, your next museum guide

In a brief article, ANSA reports about a robot which will guide visitors in the Agrigento museum in Sicily. Cicerobot is 1.5-meter high and is equipped with wheels, a keyboard, a monitor, video camera and sensors. As many objects in this archaeological museum are very old and precious, a special...

Tags: robot, Cicerobot

Blog posts 2006-03-22

My laptop, my tricked out ride

Gizmodo points to a collection of photos of laptops that have been airbrushed with art that looks like it could have come from the side of a tricked out van in the 1970s. The work, done by Smooth Creations of White City, Ore., costs $300 to $500, about the same...

Tags: van, laptop computer, PC

Blog posts 2006-03-06

Will computing flow like electricity?

Will computing flow like electricity?UtilityComputers and the Electrik Co. The comparison is water thru the pipes to SNL's "Coke? Pepsi. NO coke, just Pepsi" Pleeze, is all the software written to do all the chores you can think of? And as for budget- dream on. Take a look at the...

Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), Microsoft Corp., computing, Internet Service Provider, computer

Discussion threads 2005-06-17