Google just announced the latest release of its Chrome browser which boasts 1,500 new features powered by extensions like the ones listed below. The extension gallery that is growing by the day is chock-full of extension that will enhance Chrome’s user experience and make the browser the hub of everything on the internet. Aside from [...]
This is the first issue of the Weekly Tech News Roundup I promised to deliver every week. The Weekly Tech News Roundup is a summary of news stories that were published this past week and that I think would be interesting to our readers. I hope that you enjoy the format and if you [...]
Happy New Year to All!
I hope that all of you have had a wonderful 2009 and I wish you the best in this upcoming year. Below I will provide all of you with a summary of this past year, an overview of what I want to do with this blog next year, and a list [...]
I logged on to Wave the other day and I realized that I still had 5 invitations left. The reason there are invitations is because Google Wave is still in limited preview, which means that you need to register and then Google has to invite you in order to be able to use Google Wave. [...]
I am happy to announce the following from the Microsoft MVP Program;
Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. We appreciate your outstanding contributions in Windows Desktop Experience technical communities [...]
Today we celebrate 233 years of Independence as Americans. I think that today instead of focusing solely on the fireworks and the barbecue, we ought to take some time to read and learn a little more about our nations history. I think that there are quite a few Americans that don’t realize the blood [...]
The past couple of months have been real busy for me, I’ve been actively working on Gil’s Method by transferring the website from Drupal (a Content Management System) to Wordpress. I’ve also been working on customizing the WordPress template while actively writing for Gil’s Method and LaptopLogic. I am happy to report that Gil’s Method [...]
This guide is for Windows XP users who would like ability to view the full path of a directory in both the Address Bar and the Title Bar of a given window. Windows XP defaults to displaying the folder name alone in the Title bar and the Address bar, if you’re like me and would [...]
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