$30 of iStockPhoto to give away
We’re giving away $30 worth of credits (20) for use at iStockPhoto. iStockPhoto is one of the leading providers of user uploaded stock images, illustrations, videos and audio. What does 20 credits get …
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We’re giving away $30 worth of credits (20) for use at iStockPhoto. iStockPhoto is one of the leading providers of user uploaded stock images, illustrations, videos and audio. What does 20 credits get …
Website ideas are fun, imagining up a concept and design, then thinking about how it should work is a wonderfully immersive way to spend your time. Everything is safely locked away within your head. The next thing your brain throws into the mix, is a name. The name will be eggflow… therefore I shall buy [...]
BrowserShots.org was once an excellent service. It’s essentially a web application providing developers with a view of their website design in a vast array of different operating systems and web browsers. “Browsershots makes screenshots of your web …
Hello. Thanks for sticking with DoesWhat. Your continued support is genuinely appreciated. I’d just like to update you and talk about the direction of DoesWhat. DoesWhat is a tech news site/blog, the problem is that competing …
Google today announced that ‘Find and Replace’ has been implemented within Google Docs. Vivian Leung posted the update to the Google Docs blog. Which as the first commenter pointed out, “just highlights …
Today Matt Heaton, President of BlueHost and HostMonster posted his bi-annual Microsoft rant. He picked up on some particularly fragile Microsoft comments. Particularly this comment from IE General Manager Dean …
Somewhat conveniently, our Wireless Mighty Mouse died just as soon as the one-year warranty came to its end. After spending a few hours trying to get the mouse to connect, we gave up. Confusingly the mouse could be found by Bluetooth but is unable to connect. The mouse is probably the worst piece of Apple [...]
The mention of Twitter during the ‘Friday Night with Jonathan Ross” show brought with it another round of ‘mainstream tipping point’ discussions specifically related to Twitter in the UK. Host and comedian Jonathan Ross who returned to the BBC, having been suspended for 3 months discussed Twitter with guest comedian Stephen Fry, both of whom [...]
GoDaddy, one of the largest providers of domains and web hosting on the web saw a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS attack) causing thousands of websites hosted with GoDaddy to fall off the web for a period of time this morning (14th January 2009).
Bob Walsh of CNET reported that Nick Fuller, communications manager, believed [...]
A favicon is a small 16×16 icon that displays itself in a web browsers address bar and tab beside to the page title. Only Google could create a frenzy over a favicon. Back in June 2008 their favicon was redesigned, transforming from a capital ‘G’ to a more elegant lower case ‘g’, this time they’ve [...]
