So Microsoft has bought Skype for $8.5 billion, does it mean anything for Office users? Microsoft has bought Skype for $8.5 billion, does it mean anything for Office users? To keep Microsoft Office as the market leader, Redmond’s main aim is to entwine people into not just Windows and Office but also Microsoft’s server, online […]
How to index the code on ASP and ASP.net web pages with Windows Search A problem with Windows Search is the default treatment of web pages with programming code like PHP, ASP and ASP.net. The Windows Search indexing filter for these types only indexes the visible parts of the web page using a HTML filter, […]
The new cover for third generation Kindle devices is very clever. I like the look of the new Kindle with WiFi only. Many people have never felt a pressing need to use the 3G service if only because it’s too tempting to make impluse purchases. It also reduces the battery life of the device – even […]
Google move into the phone network has now gone public. Google move into the phone network has now gone public. You can join up without needing an invitation from http://google.com/voice Google Voice has some compelling features. It’s not just a phone number and voicemail provided online. You can link multiple landline and mobile numbers to […]
Transport for London (TfL) has released an API which includes live data on where trains are on the Tube network. Add that to some clever coders and a few hours to get this … http://traintimes.org.uk:81/map/tube/ Each yellow flag is the position of a Tube train on the network – click on one to see more […]
