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[2006-03-31] Frankly Speaking About RSS Readers
Frank Gruber, the mind behind the Somewhat Frank blog, subjected nine web-based RSS feed readers to a comparison and blogged about the best on TechCrunch.
[2006-03-31] Corporations Smackdown Users On Web Services
Security fears over viruses, bandwidth hogging, and the terror of violating government regulatory laws have prompted big business to put the squeeze on their staffer's needs.
[2006-03-27] Yahoo Builds Tools For Toolbar
Updates to the Yahoo Toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox provides tabbed browsing to users of IE 5 and 6, and several improvements based on user feedback for the Firefox version.
[2006-03-23] Ipwalk Distributes Uptime Monitoring
Through the use of a free client download from Ipwalk, users can enable realtime monitoring of their website's uptime and any other user can check that status online.
[2006-03-23] Dear Online Diary
A diary can be a young girl's best friend, a place to list her utmost secret thoughts and desires.
[2006-03-17] Startups, Y Combinator Style
In the last week I've had the chance to play with a few new services that have begun to appear:
[2006-03-14] Amazon Selling Simple Storage Service
The online retailer has added a new service for users: a low-cost virtual closet where people can put in and take out their data online, and pay for just what they store and transfer.
[2006-03-09] Google Writes A Check To Writely
Jen Mazzon today confirmed on the Google Blog rumors of Google acquiring the online word processing service Writely.com.
[2006-03-07] Yahoo! More Web Services!
Yahoo turned four APIs loose on its Developer Network; third-party coders can craft applications using technology from Yahoo's Photos, Calendar, MyWeb and Shopping products.
[2006-03-06] AOL AIMs For Development Community
The Open AIM software development kit and support website moved into the public view Monday morning, and third-party developers have begun downloading the SDK to give it a try.
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