One of my favorite clients, whose site launch we’ll be announcing here soon, asked me to customize his SmugMug Pro installation for him. For those not familiar with SmugMug, it’s a hosted gallery application. The Pro version allows people to order prints and photos of your gallery entries, and you can make money with your […]

Tony Chor announced on the IEBlog that IE7 will be distributed as a high priority automatic update. The release is planned for the 4th quarter of the year, right in time for all those Christmas Computer purchases. Oboy.
If there is a problem or issue with IE7, users can uninstall IE7 via Add/Remove Programs; this will […]

As the US congress considers selling US internet network control to the highest bidder, France Telecomm is offering 2.5Gb/s Internet Connection in selected areas. This will be on a GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) FTTH architecture (Fiber To The Home), which will allow 2.5 Gbits/s download and 1.2 Gigabits/s upload. As commenters on Slashdot […]

There’s a fabulous article in NewsForge outlining an example of what happens when a communications network isn’t neutral. Ironically, the example chosen is the cellular telephone network, especially in regards to SMS.
The gentleman who wrote this article is currently trying to get his service on SMS. Compare what he’s going through to putting up a […]

/. has a link to a Wired News story and the usual entertaining and thought provoking comments about test driving the Tesla Roadster, an electric car that can achieve 0-60 mph in around 3 seconds? Wow. And designed by Barney Hatt of Lotus Design in England? Double WOW.
I’ve just gotta wonder about the 6,831 rechargeable […]