Don’t expect to find Swype in the Android Marketplace, but I’d like to echo Michael Arrington’s call to run, not walk, to your closest internet pipe. The beta of this keyboard replacement app is only available to download for a few days and you don’t want to miss this. In less than 12 hours (since [...]
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Get Swype on Android (NOW)
June 17th, 2010 No Comments
How To Fix Internet Explorer CSS with Thesis in WordPress
July 8th, 2009 No Comments
Repair the look of your website in Internet Explorer using WordPress with the Thesis Theme. Built in conditional classes make CSS more useful than ever.
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Google Reader + Twitter Feed Fixed!
June 3rd, 2009 No Comments
How to Get Your Twitter Friend Feed working with Google Reader in 3 Minutes… Google Reader does not play well with feeds requiring authentication (Following Your Friends on Twitter with Google Reader doesn’t work; luckily this tweak fixes that!). Here is the straight forward and secure way to resolve the problem of adding your authenticated [...]
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Google Docs and Spreadsheets | Publish Dynamic Content For Free
November 29th, 2006 No Comments
Google opens up a trove of data for users to harness and build into their own websites… The Basic Idea: Allow users to create and publish spreadsheets with dynamically updating data online to their own websites. The method used to cull the data is quite easy -a little too easy if you have a desire [...]
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Google SMS | Search From Anywhere via Text Message
April 29th, 2006 No Comments
You can finally become that walking database you’ve always aspired to be with Google Short Message Service (SMS) in your pocket… This slick little service has gotten me out of a pinch on numerous occasions. Just last night I was able to send a text message to GOOGL (46645) – leave off the ‘E’ – [...]
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