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Yahoo!’s New Home Page – A sneak (P)review

On 21st of this month, Yahoo! announced the roll out of a new home page through their corporate blog (Yodel Anecdotal). In the times when social networking means more than just connecting with people, let us briefly look how Yahoo! leverages Web 2.0 and tries to provide some interesting stuff through their new home page.
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CrunchPad – A sleek Internet Gadget

At first, masses had access to the internet using their wired computers occupying a finite space at home. Then came in the wireless technology and notebooks, that simplified the browsing experience to an “anywhere anytime” activity. The technology slowly spread into the mobile phones (especially iPhone), that brought a new dimension to accessing information on [...]

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Woork – A must follow blog for Web developers

I came across the blog – Woork – by Antonio Lupetti a few months back. It is one of the blogs that can catch your attention almost instantly.
Nowadays, when I am stuck on something during my web development projects – like choosing a font, implementing Captcha or some AJAX controls – I instantly look up [...]

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Get your Blog Comments to Facebook via Comments Box [Blogging]

If you haven’t setup the Facebook Connect for your blog, here is one good reason to do so.
Facebook has launched the social widget for Facebook Connect, the Comments Box. Using this, you Blog’s Facebook readers can comment on posts or other content, and these comments can be published in Facebook as a Feed.

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Things to know once you have the Twitter Account [Twitter]

You have created a Twitter account and started following a few. So now what? In this post, I will share with you a few tips on getting started with Twitter, so that can you can make full use of this powerful tool.
What is Twitter?
Twitter is a micro-blogging tool. It is unlike a instant messenger, where [...]

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BrowserShots – Test your website appearance across OS and Browsers

Every web developer must have confronted with the need to test the – layout, appearance and behavior – of their web site across Operating systems and browsers. Though the behavior testing requires the physical installation of the browser, the appearance and layouts can be easily tested using BrowserShots, an open source initiative.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Google Gears

Many of us know about Google Gears as Google’s innovation to store web data offline, that can be viewed even in the absence of an Internet connection. But Gears is much more than that.
What is Google Gears?

Gears is an open source project that enables more powerful web applications, by adding new features to your web [...]

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AllTop – A News mashup site

AllTop is a news mashup site that claims to bring all latest news, across topics to your desktop. Guy Kawasaki, a well known blogger and strategist, is supposed to be the brain behind this.
Essentially, this is “one site fits all” – that covers a wide range of categories. For instance, there is a [...]

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