Cookie 1.6 is an update to the popular cookie and browser history management utility for Mac OS X. Cookie helps you to manage exactly who can access information about your online activities. Continue reading »
Balooba Software, the makers of Mac OS X titles such as Bubblegym, Mirror Widget and the iOS apps Skip Ahead and Babylooba, have rolled out Safari Prairiefire version 1.5.0, which represent a major upgrade of the software.
Keeping an eye on events and musings on the web, we’ve run across these gems … just a few of the more interesting ones. When you discover interesting, informative or entertaining passages on the web, please pass them along at UGNN or Facebook! Here you go …
* What Happens When Facebook Goes Down?
* Social media – Few rules. Powerful tools. Endless opportunities.
* How to Back Up Your Social Media Accounts
* Universal Search: Not All Blends are Created Equal
* If Facebook Were a Country?
See how you can view your social network accounts right inside Microsoft Outlook. You’ll be able to see the profile photos and status updates from those you communicate with via email. Continue reading »
Concluding a year of testing and refinement, BookMacster has passed final testing with the release of version 1.2. This version supports automatic cross-browser bookmarks synchronization via the user’s choice of file-syncing services in the cloud. It also rounds out BookMacster’s web-browser support by adding iCab and Pinboard.
Is a pay-for-bytes consumed internet in our future? 99.9% think ‘Net Neutrality’ issues have gone away. Wrong. Rest assured, the issues and debates are going to get ugly — and who ends up on the receiving end may be you.
Continue reading »As the shopping season gears up, we’re being flooded with “deals” — particularly for ‘Black Friday.’ While there are a few killer deals for consumer electronics products there are a lot more not-so-great deals. Buyer beware!
Continue reading »With the economy unravelling, says Web 2.0 for Business specialist WorkLight, the online shopping world is changing as companies look to augment their traditional online shopping destinations by leveraging Web 2.0 tools.
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Photo Journalism students at Spotswood High School in Penn Laird, Virginia created PSAs for the Virginia Attorney General’s internet safety contest. Continue reading »
