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10 Alternative Uses for WordPress – WordPress is the best and most popular blogging platform around. It’s free, easy to use, endlessly customizable and supported by hundreds of excellent plugins. With WordPress setting such high standards, many people have started to question why other types of sites are so much more difficult to set up and manage.
10 Web Browsers You Probably Haven’t Heard Of – Ever heard of Stainless? It’s a browser that lets you log into one website using two different accounts in separate tabs. How about Maxthon, one of the most secure browsers out there?
100+ Google Tricks That Will Save You Time in School – Here’s an enormous directory of some of the nifty things Google can do to make your life easier. I was surprised at how many of these I didn’t know.
Become a Gmail Ninja – Learn tips and tricks to save time, increase your productivity, and manage your email efficiently. Start with the tips that are right for you, based on how much email you get each day.
ChatRoulette – a new website that brings you face-to-face, via webcam, with an endless stream of random strangers all over the world. Sounds like a great new way for teenage girls to accumulate web stalkers!
Hartija – CSS Print Framework – This Google Code project unites all the best CSS printing practises into one. Hartija creates a clean, clear design style ideally suited for reading after being printed off by the user.
Top 10 Tools for Finding Cool Stuff Nearby – Sometimes the most interesting stuff in an unfamiliar city is hiding in plain sight. With the right location-aware and map-friendly web tools, you can find the best cheap eats, picture-worthy sights, and much more. Start with this list of in-the-know apps.
Two Teeny Tiny Fonts – The Bee’s Knees, has an x-height of 3 pixels and was designed with favicons in mind. The second, designed by Ken Perlin, was intended to make entire pages of text fit onto iPod screen.
Discussion
Apple’s iPad Will Be the Death of the Mobile Web
Did Google Just Multi-Punch Apple In The Face?
Steve Jobs dubs Google’s “don’t be evil’ motto ‘bulls**t”
Why so much FAIL in the digital world?
Entertainment
77 iPad Updates That May or May Not Please the Critics
The FBI is pushing to have ISPs keep detailed records of what web sites customers have visited for up to two years.
The Five Best Public BitTorrent Trackers
Focus Magazine takes a look at the State of the Internet
Stephen Fry’s Thoughts On The iPad: All 2,180 Words Of It
Twitter haiku: a great new way to deliver bad news
Tech News
Amazon Said to Buy Touch Start-Up
Apple iPad: too cheap for Taiwan?
Firefox for Mobile Makes Its Debut
Internet uprising overturns Australian censorship law
Police want backdoor to Web users’ private data
Spray-on liquid glass is about to revolutionize almost everything
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