Archive for July, 2009

Editing documents in collaboration with someone else used to be a pain before the Internet and modern word processors only made the pain a little easier to handle. We writers thought we had it easy when word processors and the Internet came in – Write up a draft, zip it up and email the document...

Youtube is by far the most popular site for sharing videos. The only problem with uploading your videos to youtube is that there really is no easy way to download those videos back to your computer. Your only option than is to view them online. There are also times when you watch a video so hilarious/interesting...

DRM, Digital rights management, is the process by which music companies license the music and enforce restrictions on what you can do with the digital music files. If you’ve ever downloaded any Audio from the iTunes store in the past, chances are you’ve been served DRM infested files. What...

Internet Explorer has received a lot of flak in the past for obvious reasons. It is slow, buggy and is generally a security nightmare. There are probably more exploits discovered everday for IE than for the whole windows operating system. In March this year, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 8 which...

Twitter is a great business tool and many companies have just started to realize the benefits of using twitter to connect with their user base. The only problem with using for business is that the service, by default, doesn’t really caters to businesses very well. Sure, you can have conversations...

Picture this – You’re out on the road for work or pleasure and have this sudden urge to listen to that one song from your collection which is stored on your desktop back at home. Or you’re a freelancer and need access the draft proposal you made for a client which is again on your desktop...