Category: Internet

I’ve just discovered Brad Choate’s Mozilla Resource Page which is chock-full of great info. For those of you who have yet to try a Mozilla browser yet, see ‘101 things that the Mozilla browser can do that IE cannot‘. Or one of my previous Mozilla posts.

PCWorld.com has just started providing RSS feeds for some of their content. They have feeds for their latest news, and for the most popular downloads of the week, month, and year.

The best site for news just got even better. Google News has just unveiled their advanced news search. Now you can search for content from a specific source (e.g. L.A. Times, CNN), location (country or a U.S. state), a date range, or you can specify where your search terms occur (e.g. headline, URL, or body… Continue reading Google’s Advanced News Search

From yesterday’s Yahoo! Picks: African Ceremonies In this exceptional exhibit, photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher thoughtfully record the vanishing customs of tribal African cultures. Ten years in the making, the collection spans the continent of Africa and captures sacred birth, marriage, and death rituals. See how a Surma father and his children express themselves… Continue reading African Ceremonies Exhibit

I’ve been using the new Bloomba e-mail program for a few days now, so I thought I’d write about my first impressions. Installation and set-up were a breeze. Bloomba provides a wizard which imported all of my mail, and mail settings from Outlook 2000. The things that did not come across were my rules to… Continue reading My Bloomba Review

Here’s an e-mail program that got top ranking in the August issue of Consumer Reports. Bloomba is “a next-generation email client built on innovative technologies proven to save you time and money by simplifying and organizing your email experience.” Here are some features (here are the details of these features): Smart Email Search Smart Address… Continue reading Bloomba