Google has announced a variety of project closures over the past week, some expected, some not so.
Whilst project “closure” might not be the absolute correct term in some cases, it is almost certainly spelling the end of the project at least from Google’s involvement, or in the case of Google Notebook, it signifies the onset of a slow drawn out death.
How difficult could it be to check if you are registered to vote in your area?
Thanks to the council and government created website checktheregister.ie it’s a pointless endeavour that should be avoided at all costs.
Over the next while we’ll be sharing out some invitations to a variety of web based applications which are in “invite only” mode.
If you’re interested in getting an invitation, just leave a comment and we’ll send one out. This week we’re looking at Jaiku, a micro-blogging service from Helsinki.
It’s been rumoured for a long time, and Microsoft have made approaches to Yahoo in the past, but this time it looks quite feasible that the deal might be accepted.
What’s going on? For a cool $44.6 billion, Microsoft have offered to buy Yahoo! wholesale
You may not have heard from us in a while, but the Apes have been busy preparing a new winter nest and meeting all those Christmas deadlines.
Spam. It’s a word that everyone who’s ever had an email account is familiar with – which is quite a lot of people. It’s not just an email problem either, with forums and websites being plagued by it as well.
However there are ways to tackle it, and they require next to no effort from our end.
Web design is not a simple process and it relies not just on a good designer producing something that has the perfect look, but on good communication between client and designer.
News is out about Ireland’s poor broadband usage but the poor figures are made less painful by the news that broadband subscribers are increasing at a very high rate.
We look at what affect this has on web designers and some other statistics that will affect how web designers work in Ireland.
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