Monthly Archives: January 2011

I like this post from Smashing Magazine on web security. it is a little geeky, but it is difficult to describe problems such as SQL injection (one of my own battles) without moving past common knowledge. Of course, common knowledge … Continue reading →

The ReadWriteWeb offers two posts related to the Haiti Quake. The first explains an easy way to commit $10 to the International Red Cross. The second provides satellite imagery showing the devestation. Donating $10 through your mobile phone account is … Continue reading →

I first commented on Google modification of its policies to gain access to the China market almost four years ago. No, it seems Google may reverse course and back away from special concessions. The percipitating factor appears to be a … Continue reading →

CNET News indicates that Google has increased the versatility of Google Docs to include the opportunity to upload more file types and to upload larger files. According to the article, the cap on these additional file types (in total) is … Continue reading →

UberTwitter is my new Twitter app for my Blackberry. I tried to upgrade TwitterBerry and the new option gave me a lot of trouble. So far UberTwitter has worked well.

OK – Jan. 26 and the mysterious Apple announcement are now only a couple of weeks away. If you are a college prof, CourseSmart (a consortium of publishing companies selling ebooks) has likely approached you with their wares. There is … Continue reading →