Monthly Archives: August, 2010
Today’s Echo August 31, 2010
Official Google Blog: Email overload? Try Priority Inbox People tell us all that time that they’re getting more and more mail and often feel overwhelmed by it all. We know what you mean—here at Google we run on email. Our inboxes are slammed with hundreds, sometimes thousands of messages a day—mail from colleagues, from lists, [...]
Today’s Echo August 30, 2010
Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows: Windows 7 Tip of the Week: Use Wireless Hosted Networking to Share An Internet Connection Wirelessly When Microsoft began working on Windows 7, it also embarked on a new internal philosophy that was starkly different from the way things were done before: Instead of talking about the next version of [...]
Today’s Echo August 28, 2010
3 Collaboration Tools Startups Pick for Short-term Projects Every organization has its own needs when it comes to picking out collaboration tools. Startups, in particular, need tools that don’t get in the way of the big project the team may be focused on. They often have a need for a simple tool that will keep the [...]
Today’s Echo August 27, 2010
Samsung Galaxy Tab: Bigger than a phone, smaller than an iPad Just in case you weren’t sure, it turns out that the 7 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab (which won’t be officially unveiled for a few more days), is bigger than a 4 inch smartphone, but smaller than a 9.7 inch tablet like, say… the Apple [...]
Today’s Echo August 25, 2010
Use Voicemail More Effectively at Work Voicemail is a tough cookie to crack. Some people love it, but as short text messages have overtaken quick communication on phones (SMS) and the internet (e.g., Twitter), voicemail has fallen out of favor with many. Evernote: A Surprising Center for Collaboration I’ve been an enthusiastic Evernote user for [...]
Today’s Echo August 24, 2010
Living the iLife | Life & Style Techno-savvy Londoners are abandoning their worldy possessions and instead living their lives out of a laptop. The digital minimalist is able instantly to access their music, photos and film collection from any computer in the world – and to move house (and country) at the drop of a [...]
Today’s Echo August 23, 2010
How to Travel 12 Countries with No Baggage Whatsoever (+ Cool Giveaway) Starting tomorrow, travel writer Rolf Potts will embark on a trip that will take him around the world without using a single piece of luggage. This post will explain how he’s going to do it, and there’s a kick-ass giveaway at the end… [...]
Today’s Echo August 20, 2010
Asus UL80Jt Reviewed: One of the Best 14-inch Optimus Notebooks When Asus released the UL80Vt last fall, it had both a discrete and an Graphics chips are responsible for processing all images sent to your computer?s display. Learn Moreintegrated graphics chip, and would switch automatically to the less powerful of the two when running in [...]
Today’s Echo August 19, 2010
Gmail Search Goes Universal To Include Docs And Mails | Startup Meme – Unofficial Facebook Guide Lost an important document you had on Google Docs? Ever experienced how hectic that is and how you wish finding it was slick? Well I have and it is for the same reason I love this new update from [...]
Today’s Echo August 18, 2010
Freelance Contracting with International Clients It used to be that freelancers were limited to the cities we live in for clients. On occasion, some freelancers could land clients and handle projects through mail, but most companies preferred to work with someone based nearby. Technology has improved since then, letting most freelancers take on clients no [...]