Productivity Tools – Page 63 – E L S U A ~ A blog by Luis Suarez

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

TiddlyWiki and TagglyWiki – Your Own Personal Wiki Experience Meeting Your Needs

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) If last week Friday I weblogged about a particular interesting Wiki (pbWiki) this time I thought it would be interesting to mention a couple of other Wiki engines that people would certainly find very interesting. They are TiddlyWiki and TagglyWiki. Apart from putting together all the great features of the … Continue reading TiddlyWiki and TagglyWiki – Your Own Personal Wiki Experience Meeting Your Needs

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

pbWiki – Your Own Protected Wiki on the Web

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Here is a neat idea: pbWiki. It is a rather simple Wiki interface (Without all the bells and whistles from Wikipedia, for instance) that allows you to create your own Wiki on the Internet like you could do with plenty of other Wikis but pbWiki adds a great new option: … Continue reading pbWiki – Your Own Protected Wiki on the Web

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Social Networking and Video4Skype

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) WOW ! I just couldn’t help posting another weblog entry about the latest, and awesome, plugin for Skype called Video4Skype and which I talked about yesterday. So far today I have been trying it out with a couple of friends and work colleagues and I am very much impressed not … Continue reading Social Networking and Video4Skype

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Skype Entering the World of Videoconferencing

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) It all started with Instant Messaging (IM) chats (AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, ICQ, Jabber, I.R.C., etc., you name it), then VoIP took over the challenge of getting more people connected in real-time and Skype is, probably, the most powerful option to date where the quality and ease of use is just … Continue reading Skype Entering the World of Videoconferencing

October 18, 2005April 9, 2008

GMail vs. Thunderbird: GMail Wins!

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I am sure that this weblog post (GMail vs. Thunderbird: GMail wins!) by Jeremy Zawodny will not come as a surprise to many folks out there, specially those who may be using M2 from Opera or those who may have tried Thunderbird and not be quite satisfied with the overall … Continue reading GMail vs. Thunderbird: GMail Wins!

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Fans Flock to Firefox Flicks

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Yesterday I created a weblog entry where I was mentioning how some times an already strong marketing message could be even much more powerful if it would be spiced up a bit. Funnybox seems to have succeeded big time in this respect. But hold on because it may not be … Continue reading Fans Flock to Firefox Flicks

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Am I Imagining Things or Has It Finally Catched Up?

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I mean, FireFox. Just by one of those knowledge accidents you bump into every now and then (in this case a weblog post from one of my work colleagues) I just find out that FireFox seems to have a zoom feature available. Well, it is not using that name for … Continue reading Am I Imagining Things or Has It Finally Catched Up?

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Sometimes the World Isn’t Just the US, Is It?

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I wonder if the folks at Google ever realise about this whenever they release a new product or offering. I mean, yesterday they introduced personalised home pages and while playing around with them I lasted for about 5 minutes before realising that some of the options do not work outside … Continue reading Sometimes the World Isn’t Just the US, Is It?

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

Browser Security Test

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I am sure that most of you folks out there have already seen this particular web site where you can test the different security features from a number of different web browsers (IE, Opera, FireFox). And I am sure you have all run this particular test for your default web … Continue reading Browser Security Test

October 18, 2005October 18, 2005

“Pretty Basic”

(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Indeed! The folks over at Microsoft have been stating that next version of IE (version 7) will have tab browsing but that will be, more or less, “pretty basic”: “The main goal for tabs in our beta release is to make sure our implementation delivers on compatibility and security. The … Continue reading “Pretty Basic”