There's a new search engine that just launched and it's built by former Google employees. Supposedly it searches more than 3X as many sites as Google. I am undecided... the results seem a little iffy.
Try Cuil.
7.30.2008
Is Cuil Cool?
It's-about-time-inator
I, Cringley has a great article up this week that talks about Mailinator and Talkinator, two apps that perform very familiar tasks in a very unfamiliar way. They are both very exciting, and prove that even these days you can do great things on the Internet without a big wallet.
Mailinator is a webmail service with no login required. Just make up a name - whateveryouwant@mailinator.com - when a website asks you for an email address, and you're done. A brilliant tool for keeping spam out of your inbox.
Talkinator is an embedded chat client that also requires no login - just pick a name, and start talking (reminds me of the good old days of IRC). Put Talkinator on your website, and you can instantly talk with anyone visiting your site.
7.25.2008
70 Beauty-Retouching Photoshop Tutorials
This article has tutorials that every Photoshop user can benefit from. Check it out!
Simplest File Sharing Tool Ever!
I've just discovered Streamfile. I'm always looking for easy ways to share large files across the internet. Streamfile fits the bill to a T. Simply enter the recipients email, select the file you want to share (up to 2GB in size!) and start the upload. The service is called Streamfile because it does just that; the recipient can begin downloading the file as soon as you start uploading, no need to wait until your file has finished uploading. They even have a secure download option to keep away prying eyes. Check it out!
7.22.2008
7.21.2008
Where's Karl?
Backcountry.com, the same site that brings us one at a time bargains chainlove.com, whiskeymilitia.com, and steepandcheap.com are now bringing us whereskarl.com. The site is chronicling the journey of Karl Meltzer, as he attempts to RUN the entire Appalachian Trail. The brilliant part is he is doing it all with gear that can be purchased on backcountry.com. As the journey happens backcountry.com will highlight the gear he is using and provide links to the products on their site. Pretty nifty marketing ploy!
7.18.2008
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