Gary Eckstein Internet 3 apple, apple safari, chrome, firebug, google, Google Chrome, Internet, internet browsers, internet explorer, Matt Mullenweg, mozilla, mozilla firefox
This Post could also be titled “Why I now use Google Chrome” as I’ve recently done something a few weeks back I would have thought extremely unlikely. I used and loved Mozilla Firefox for many years and then I was forced to reinstall the OS and software onto my laptop due to a trojan. The [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 CSS, google, html, internet browsers, w3c, web design, WHATWG
HTML5, although still in development, is becoming widely supported by the various major browsers. The most talked about differences between HTML4 and HTML5 are the introduction in the new HTML version of various multimedia capabilities and elements (e.g. <video> and <audio>) and ‘offline Web applications’. The ramifications of HTML5 capabilities are significant from a Web [...]
Gary Eckstein General Technology 1 gmail, google, hotmail, mailchimp, Microsoft, yahoo
MailChimp sends out an incredible 2 billion emails every month. It is also a freemium service (basic membership is free and there are premium services available). As it is free, open to all and is such a prominent player in the email newsletter marketplace it is well placed to be able to analyze the various [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 facebook, google, huawei, Internet, ipv6, mozilla, yahoo
Today, June 8 2011, is very significant in the life of the Internet; it is the official Internet Protocol version 6 test day where many organizations ‘switch on’ IPv6 to test it on a large scale. A few of the participants in World IPv6 day are Cisco, Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Huawei, Harvard University, US Department [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 google, google analytics, mixx, mybloglog, twitter, yahoo
The world didn’t end on the 21 May 2011 as anticipated by some! Tomorrow (24th May) also is unlikely to be the end of the world however it is significant in the Blog world; Yahoo’s service called MyBlogLog will cease operation (it’s been on the cards for a long time)! I had been using MyBlogLog [...]
