Category: open source
Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes A few days ago, I’ve been busy checking some stats of my blog when I figured out that there was a quite big bounce rate going on. Maybe because of the header ticker’s size that it consumes so much bandwidth that it really takes time to load and considering [...]
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes I‘m not talking literally here about Google Chrome’s new beta release personifying an entity or individual but instead personalizing its look and feel making it customizable to fit your taste and artistic inclination. While many of us are aware especially Firefox fans in particular that the latter allows customization [...]
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes It’s inevitable for us to undertake some tasks simultaneously that we even expect this to work on our advantage while working on our computers. While there was much software available online that does the task of synchronizing files and folders as we work on them, there were only a [...]
Reading time: 2 – 3 minutes I’m a Seesmic convert so this new lauch I was informed of just made me more excited. Here’s why: Finally, you can tweet anytime of day, seven days a week anywhere in the world where there is an internet connection using your favorite browser. Seesmic Web (web-based Seesmic for [...]
Why Companies Like Reputation Changer?
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes Love Google+? When Google+ first hit the Internet, it was met with a mixture of enthusiasm and skepticism. The enthusiasm stemmed from the fact that it was a social network from Google, one of the most prominent brands in the world; what could go wrong? The skepticism, meanwhile, came [...]
Shopper Engagement Rules for 2012 and beyond
Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes The past year highlights a tremendous change brought about by the boom of the digital marketplace which created an offset to the years of economic challenge and uncertainty. Around the world, companies are always looking forward to the create the most creative and successful campaigns that will surely engage [...]
Effectively Combat Comment Spam on Blogs with WP-SpamFree
Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes My blogging streak kicked-off as you all know from blogspot.com and when I finally migrated into WordPress, I primarily used Akismet to combat comment spam. Akismet was useful although there are times when it seems like I’m doing much of the work filtering spam from legitimate comments and getting [...]
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