Archive for the 'Technology' Category

  • Looking For A Great Web Cam?

    Looking for a great Web Cam? I never really thought I’d be interested in having one… but then again I never thought I’d play around with mp3 editing either. So now I’m in the market for a Web Cam.
    Here’s the buzz I’ve been getting about a GREAT web cam… It’s the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 […]

  • GPS Tracking Key - And A Humorous Story!

    This is a sponsored post.
    Well, I think the day has finally dawned - GPS Tracking finally seems to be simple enough and compact enough even for someone like me to start using it. I’m talking about the GPS Tracking Key. It’s a small, pocket sized device that receives signals from the twenty-four Department of Defense […]

  • Gimp - Free Tool For Image Enhancement

    Not everyone can afford Photoshop. But most of us would like to work with images and make our online marketing look better.
    The free tool to do that is GIMP. You can download the GIMP windows version here.
    But most importantly, here’s a really cool blog called Gimp University to help you learn how to USE Gimp […]

  • Does Firefox Crash On Your VISTA Platform?

    “Funny” ever since installing VISTA on one computer, my Firefox freezes and crashes all the time.
    It COULDN’T be anything malicious in VISTA that keeps the competition from working COULD IT?
    Have any of my readers had this problem?
    Is there a patch — or should I just break down and get a MAC?

  • Ahead of the Innovation Curve: On-Demand Contact Center Platforms

    Liveops.com  continues to grow. Their expectation is that most companies won’t want to have their own “in house” call center operations. That distracts from their core business. They’re hoping most companies will prefer to outsource that work to them.

    From DestinationCRM.com
    The age of companies housing their contact center operations all under one roof is […]

  • Boosting Broadband Benefits All - Here’s More Data

    I constantly hear about rural areas and home based rural workers for whom having affordable, non-satellite broadband would make earning a living much more likely and reliable.
    Certainly it would bring needed streams of income into these rural places and make each area less vulnerable to local income swings and local business downturns.
    But in addition to […]

  • Yahoo Unveils New “Buzz” Social News Aggregator

    This social media stuff is wearing me out. So when I read this, I just said to myself “Yawn”!
    But if you’re not mindnumbed and brain dead from Digg, Facebook and all the rest, by all means read what the New York Times has to say about BUZZ!

  • The Smartest Unkown Indian Entrepreneur

    The Smartest Unknown Indian Entrepreneur has a $40 per year business that puts $1 million profit monthly in the bank. He’s behind Zoho.com. He employs 600 people in Chennai, India and 8 in Silicon Valley. His name is Sridhar Vembu and he’s making a difference for lots of young people who’d otherwise miss out on […]

  • How To Display RSS Feeds On Word Press Blogs - Antone Roundy

    Antone Roundy is an RSS Whiz. He sent me this email so I’ve decided to pass it along.
    I’ve been using CaRP to display Amazon.com affiliate ads in my blogs for quite a while, and I’m frequently asked how to display RSS feeds in a WordPress blog. The other day, I was considering posting the […]

  • Changing Tecnologies Leave Home Based Medical Transcriptionists Scrambling

    I got a frantic call the other day because a home based medical transcriptionist got one of those frightening calls.
    Unless she got high speed internet in 3 months, she’ll lose her job.
    She lives in a rural area however, and all the big telecommunication companies are too busy raking it in from the easy pickings customers.
    Here’s […]