CommaFeed aims to replace Google Reader
Since the announcement of impending doom for Google Reader there has been a lot of activity in the RSS world.
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Why Amazon Coins are worse than gift cards or cash
Amazon launched Coins recently, a virtual in-store currency similar to Microsoft Points or the Steam Wallet.
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Google Earth now does time travel
Google not only sets a goal of collating the world's information, but also is on a quest to map the world.
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Unique YouTube Skin is another powerful YouTube userscript
If you hang out on YouTube a lot you have probably already explored browser add-ons and userscripts that improve your experience while you are on the site.
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Webydo gives bloggers a new platform
Regardless if you are looking to post your first blog or looking for a professional service, there are multiple outlets to satisfy almost any need you could hav
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Take your writing to the next level with Slick Write
I'm currently editing all old articles that I have published here on the site and when I look at some of the things that I wrote back then, I can only say [&hel
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ORBX.js could revolutionize the web, and Mozilla is involved
Several major operating system platforms exist that are not really compatible with each other.
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Send mails faster with Auto Compress File for Thunderbird
Improvements have been made in recent time to tackle what I call the attachment issue in emails.
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Goodbye Hotmail! Microsoft completes Hotmail to Outlook migration.
For some time now Microsoft has been maintaining two email services at the very same time.
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SunSpider JavaScript Benchmark 1.0 released
A not so long time ago in a Galaxy not so far away, JavaScript performance was a hot topic in the world of browsers.
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Skype Video Messaging preview for Windows 7 and above released
The Skype team has released several new features and improvements for the messaging software in recent time.
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Thunderbird: switch dictionaries automatically based on recipients
The Thunderbird email client just like the Firefox web browser and other Mozilla based products support dictionary files that power the software's spell checkin
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twDocs lets you export your Twitter as a document
Twitter has become the go-to social media service for many things.
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How to make the most out of Chrome's and Firefox's bookmarks bar
Are you using the bookmarks bar in your browser of choice or do you use another method to access bookmarks in the browser (or maybe none at all)? If you are usi
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Wikidata is a huge step for Wikipedia and the Internet
While Wikipedia is certainly the most prominent project of the Wikimedia Foundation, it is not the only one.
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The Pirate Bay Cleaner script improves the torrent site's accessibility
If you hang out a lot on The Pirate Bay website or visit it occasionally to find a torrent download link that you could not find anywhere else, you may have not
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Make constantly updating threads on Reddit more accessible
If you have followed Reddit's coverage, or shall I say discussion - of the Boston incident you may have noticed that a post on the site could easily accumulate
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Yahoo does a Google: retires several products
Yahoo Inc is in a different position than Google is.
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Outlook.com alias sign-ins now enabled
Microsoft made several big announcements today.
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Bittorrent Surf Beta: download torrents with Firefox or Chrome
A first alpha version of Bittorrent Surf was released in January as an extension for the Google Chrome web browser by Bittorrent Inc.
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Internet TV app Miro 6 has been released
Miro, which started out as the democracy player is a cross-platform Internet TV application that supports a wide range of channels and sources.
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Userscripts.org Scam Filter hides scam scripts automatically
So called userscripts are a great way of adding functionality to a browser that is supporting them.
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Disconnect 2: visualize and block third party code on websites
Disconnect 2 is a new version of Disconnect.
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How to make bitcoins using your Windows PC
You have probably read about bitcoins in the past months and it is likely that not everything that you read about was praising the digital currency.
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Mozilla TowTruck: experimental web collaboration project
Mozilla just launched the TowTruck project on Mozilla Labs to provide Internet users from all over the world with options to collaborate together and in real-ti
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Gmail: Hold down Shift for a larger compose window
Gmail's new compose window is highly controversial.
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Shodan Search Engine for vulnerable Internet devices
Shodan is a search engine for vulnerable Internet devices, a specialized search engine so to say that crawls the web exclusively for devices that are accessible
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Feedly fixes login issue and improves its RSS service further
The Feedly team is doing a great job at keeping us informed about what is going on behind the doors of the RSS service that was swarmed by Google Reader users l
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Trovebox can backup your online photos
Online services can always go away, though I doubt the major ones like Facebook, Instagram or Flickr are in any immediate danger of suffering that fate.
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Mozilla's next target: fixing web payments
Internet users have a couple of options when it comes to making payments on today's Internet.
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MyImgur: desktop uploader for Imgur.com image hosting service
Imgur is one of the most popular image hosting sites on the Internet thanks to its ease of use and probably even more important than that the backing of Reddit
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Mozilla and Samsung announce cooperation to build new browser engine
With Opera joining Google and Apple to use Webkit as the core engine of its browser, the number of major engines dropped from four to three.
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Malwarebytes Secure Backup Beta launches
Malwarebytes, makers of the excellent Anti-Malware program for Windows, seem to be busy releasing new products lately.
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Barracuda Networks-owned Copy cloud hosting service launches
It is quite difficult to keep an overview of all the cloud hosting services that have launched in the last two years.
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Yahoo Mail gets Dropbox integration starting today
Both Google with its Google Mail service and Microsoft with its Outloook / Hotmail email service are providing their users with options to upload email attachme
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Hide YouTube users on the video hosting website
The video hosting website YouTube back in December 2012 changed the layout of its start page.
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Changing the From address on Gmail
Google for some time now has been testing a new compose window for its Gmail email service.
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Feedly mobile apps now with much needed title only view mode
I have been monitoring several RSS reading services ever since Google announced that it would shut down Google Reader.
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Talkwalker Alerts: Google Alert alternative
Talkwalker Alerts is a free monitoring service, often used as an alternative to Google Alerts, that tracks mentions of brands, topics, competitors, or keywords
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Switch to Gmail's old compose window
Google is constantly working, tweaking and rearranging its products.
