What is Dropbox?
Dropbox is an application that allows you to share files seamlessly across multiple computing devices. Notice how I used the term “computing device”, rather than computer. In addition to supporting all of the major operating systems, Windows, Mac and Linux, Dropbox also supports iPhone and iPod users. As for Android users, don’t fret! [...]
As the owner of several web sites, I have found Google Analytics to be the best web analytics tools in the marketplace. Not only is it free (as in beer) to use, but Google keeps adding more functionality! Today, the Google Analytics team announced several new features, including:
Annotations (finally!)
Support for Custom Variables in Advanced Segments [...]
Google Webmaster Tools continues to improve its features. The Google Online Security Blog just announced that Webmaster Tools will provide webmasters with samples of the malicious code that Google’s automated scanners detected on their sites.
From this post:
We’re happy to announce that we’ve launched a feature that enables Google to provide even more detailed help to [...]
As many long time readers know, I’m a big fan of Google Voice (formerly known as Grand Central). Now, Google Voice is rolling out an “Invite a Friend” feature to its users. According to the Google Voice blog, invitations will be limited to three at the beginning.
Please add a comment on this post if your [...]
Adobe BrowserLab is a web-based service that allows you to view websites on popular browsers and operating systems. Supported browser/operating system combinations include:
Firefox 3.0 / Windows XP
Firefox 3.0 / OS X
Firefox 2.0 / Windows XP
Firefox 2.0 / OS X
IE 7.0 / Windows XP
IE 6.0 / Windows XP
Safari 3.0 / OS X.
BrowserLab runs inside your favorite [...]
