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IE7 getting the Google treatment
submitted by utorabi 15 hours 26 minutes ago (via http://linksparty.com/The_Unof...)
For those of you who have downloaded Windows Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview you might get a surprise when visiting the Google.com webpage...
Helicopter shots of Mexico City neighborhoods -- stunning and unreal!!
submitted by memphysema 12 hours 46 minutes ago (via http://homepage.mac.com/helipi...)
A former Mexico City helicopter pilot has posted a stunning gallery of his aerial photos of the city and environs. Some of these photo's are amazing!
2005 Engadget Awards Announced Today
submitted by CLIFFosakaJAPAN 1 day 5 hours ago (via http://www.engadget.com/2006/0...)
All the glitz and glamor of the Oscars, but without all that Best Acting stuff; only technical achievements here, people; the most interesting, innovative, feature-rich gadgets 2005 had to offer. Thousands of readers cast their votes for the Readers' Choice, and we also selected our picks for each of the 26 categories we're giving awards for
Extend Firefox Contest Finalists
submitted by toe_head2001 2 days ago (via http://addons.mozilla.org/fina...)
We are happy to announce the finalists in our Extend Firefox Contest, a contest held to award the best and brightest extension developers in the Firefox community. The contest asked entrants to create Firefox Extensions that are innovative, useful, and integrate with today’s Web services. Over 200 Extensions were submitted to the contest.
Job hunting online gets trickier
submitted by heathuff 2 days ago (via http://money.cnn.com/2006/02/0...)
Federal regulations kick in today that will make Internet job hunting more complicated. Here's what candidates need to know – and change -- now.
Google and Flickr integration with Gtalkr
submitted by kevinrose 2 days ago (via http://www.lifehacker.com/soft...)
"Website Gtalkr is a Flash-based web app designed to bring your Google apps (Gmail and Google Talk) together with Flickr, YouTube, and newsfeeds for an all-in-one media and communications mega-package."
Google's UK satellite photos have been drastically improved
submitted by jdphil 3 days ago (via http://www.google.co.uk/lochp?...)
Higher resolution photos of UK from Google.
Craigslist to Charge Fees
submitted by mbeck145 3 days ago (via http://www.washingtonpost.com/...)
Starting March 1, a $10 fee will be imposed for listings in New York with hopes of deterring the brokers who list the same apartment several times in a single day, Craigslist Inc. chief executive Jim Buckmaster said. There are no plans to impose fees for real estate listings in other cities.
5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of digg Traffic
submitted by ttfadia 3 days ago (via http://erraticwisdom.com/2006/...)
Five simple steps for getting the Most Out of your front-page digg.
7 simple steps to grow your fortune
submitted by individualist 3 days ago (via http://creditreview.blogspot.c...)
Some worthy tips and helpful resources.
HOW TO: Speed Read!
submitted by diggthiscrap 4 days ago (via http://www.indwes.edu/tuesday/...)
Learn the techniques to read anything faster!
Google snack rooms: an insider photo
submitted by dirtyfratboy 4 days ago (via http://www.valleywag.com/tech/...)
And it's all free.
Google working to create its own IP network.
submitted by ArtVandelay 5 days ago (via http://business.timesonline.co...)
"Google is working on a project to create its own global internet protocol (IP) network, a private alternative to the internet controlled by the search giant, according to sources who are in commercial negotiation with the company."
Teslacoil in action
submitted by akaidiot 6 days ago (via http://www.elektronikforumet.c...)
This Swedish guy had a teslacoil lying around(don't we all). So He brought it to the garage and took some pictures of it in action. Enjoy!
The world's first spam email
submitted by brittany 6 days ago (via http://thelongestlistofthelong...)
The first spam email was sent on May 01 1978 by a DEC marketing representative to every ARPANET address on the west coast of the United States.
