Here are my "first impressions" review of Google & Yahoo web based applications, followed by my current "updated" review of Yahoo and Google web apps. See what I like best and least about Yahoo And Google Calendar, Notes, Docs, Email, Spreadsheets, etc.
I just got a new Dell laptop computer. While it's still fresh in my mind, I thought some people might be interested in knowing which computer programs and shortcuts I find most useful. Here are my favorites...
took the plunge... I shelled out the $19.95/yr for access to Yahoo's advanced email features at the same time that I upgraded (for FREE) to Yahoo's new Mail Beta version. I'm glad I did, on both accounts. Here's why...
Did you know?... You can search for something on a website or blog even if that site doesn't have a Search Box. Here's how.
The dangers of MySpace... and the good stuff too! The point here is this: While MySpace has become all the rage for musicians to connect with their fans and teenagers to broaden their circle of friends, it is becoming more and more like a place to 'hook-up' and meet strangers. Here's the rest of the story...
Get a free temporary email account that's completely anonymous to use for all those times you have to register for something online. It's called Mailinater.
Our recommendation for the BEST free virus protection: Trend Micro's FREE online tool that 'scans' your hard drive and remedies any virus-related issues that might have affected your computer on the spot... and the FREE AVG anti-virus program to prevent further viruses from infecting your computer. Here's everything you need to know...
I’ve been meaning to post something about this for awhile. Why? Because I think it’s brilliant and could be life-saving. ICE: In Case of Emergency It’s gotten a lot of attention recently in the news… It’s even appeared in Snopes (…and has been authenticated as “TRUE”). What it comes down to is this: programming your emergency contact numbers ...
Here are some of the differences between Google's personalized homepage and Yahoo's personalized homepage. Both offer a way to keep all of your favorite things at your fingertips -- no matter WHAT computer you're on...
Knock on wood, unlike the majority of Americans out there, we don't get much SPAM. That can be attributed largely to the fact that we: 1. Simply don't share our e-mail addresses with many people. 2. Stop the e-mail chain...
