It is the summer season for web browsers and the heat is on. There are new releases of just about all the major browsers. But don’t get overheated with the flurry of activity on the browser front. The real winner is you, the web user. The crucible of competition purifies the browsers and brings new features that make for a safer and more pleasant web experience. Who … [Read more...] about Summer Season for Web Browsers
The BoT (Biology of Technology) Blog
Web Side Story
Need a laugh break from all the crazy news in the world? AND Still trying to the get the whole social networking thing? THEN Checkout Web Side Story: See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor. … [Read more...] about Web Side Story
Websites to make you LOL
CNN featured 10 website that are loads of fun to make you LOL. Some are home grown, but all show what a fun place the web can be. Enjoy… http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/07/03/funny.websites/index.html?iref=mpstoryview … [Read more...] about Websites to make you LOL
Freedom of e-Speech
Technology and the Web have given the First Amendment freedom-of-speech an upgrade. Call it Freedom of Speech 2.0 or Freedom of e-Speech. But there are cyber-nuts out there who try to ruin it. Let’s exercise our right of free speech and label them e-idiots, and then quit listening to them so they can’t spoil it for the rest of us. And good example is the MySpace suicide … [Read more...] about Freedom of e-Speech
Web Survives a Busy Week
The Web took a hit this past week with a perfect storm of news events. The passing of both Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett, the irrespirable lure of the Gov. Mark Sanford political sex scandal, and the continued unrest in Iran created a flood of news. The Web went into over load, but it survived showing its strength and durability. On June 25, 2009 the World Wide Web … [Read more...] about Web Survives a Busy Week
Stem Cell Research goes to the Dogs
Stem cell treatments are moving forward with amazing promise, if you are a dog or a horse. But for us humans, stem cells are caught in the political machine, much like the rest of health care in the USA. Stem cell research has been a tale of two technologies in that it has exited the medical community yet inflamed political forces. On the positive side stem cell … [Read more...] about Stem Cell Research goes to the Dogs
Get Your Facebook Username
Facebook gives away 500,000 usernames in 15 minutes. Get yours while you can. Starting at 12:01AM on June 13, 2009 Facebook allows custom names to create a direct link to profiles. Some call this a vanity URL. Here’s how it works. Before the direct link to a Facebook profile looks something like this: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=123456789 The new … [Read more...] about Get Your Facebook Username
I Want My DTV
June 12, 2009 is the transition to DTV (Digital Television). Excited? Concerned? So what does this mean for you? Probably not much. But there may be some interesting situations to consider. First of all, what does the DTV transition mean? Currently, most all local TV stations who broadcast over the airwaves have been sending out both analog and digital signals. On … [Read more...] about I Want My DTV
Why the War on Hugs
The latest thing with the cyber-generation is…hugging. But some see this as a dangerous trend. WHAT! So why the war on hugs? As the online generation comes of age there has been much speculation about how they will turn out. This is a generation that doesn’t know a world without the Web. They all have cell phones, mastered texting, and created a new form of flirting … [Read more...] about Why the War on Hugs
Staring Contest
Something about this video made me laugh! Matthew Fox and Jimmy Kimmel in a staring contest with some lipdubbed Peter Gabriel. Enjoy! … [Read more...] about Staring Contest
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