We first reported on the coming San Dimas project, from eBay, back in April when it was announced at the Web 2.0 Conference. At then we told you about being able to buy the first invite to the beta test. Well we didn't buy the firs invite but we did get an invite to the beta from when we signed up ...

by Mike Hamilton on Jun 19th 2007 11:45AM

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Having trouble keeping up with your blog? If it's not lack of time, it might be having your precious thoughts and diatribes locked away in some blog hosting service; the -- not so irrational -- fear of having your blog hosting company go belly up and leave you unable to get your data back. Wouldn't ...

by Mike Hamilton on Jun 14th 2007 11:00AM

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If you use a web based mail service and are tired of all the clutter on the pages slowing load times and ads getting in your way of quickly reading, and writing email, then Litepost is a service you should keep an eye on. Litepost is aiming to ease the job of reading and replying to email by ...

by Mike Hamilton on Jun 14th 2007 9:00AM

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We talked about the San Dimas project before, and we just got an update from Alan Lewis, San Dimas product manager. He says the beta is feature complete and they are working hard to get rid of bugs while also making minor changes. Response to the project has been greater than expected and beta ...

by Mike Hamilton on May 31st 2007 9:00AM

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No this is not a post on the hot TV show Heroes but is about a FREE site that allows you to search for your Social Security Number or credit card number in their database they build from scouring the web. It is what it sounds like, no fancy Ajaxy Web 2.0 junk, just enter your numbers and click the ...

by Mike Hamilton on Jan 29th 2007 6:00PM

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This morning I saw a blog post on the CodeJam blog about a new update to MemoriesOnTV, but the big item in the post was that they were bringing back MemoriesOnWeb, a freeware slideshow creator application. The application uses the same engine as MemoriesOnTV so you have lots of features and control. ...

by Mike Hamilton on Oct 26th 2006 12:27PM

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Seems an astute reader over at Engadget tipped them off that Apple slipped out a minor revision update to iTunes today. We will have to see if it fixes my biggest annoyance with iTunes 7. That "undocumented feature" is when you have a play list that contains audio and video, it no longer closes the ...

by Mike Hamilton on Sep 28th 2006 8:00AM

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Back on August 30 CodeJam released version 3.1 of their MemoriesOnTV software. And they have just released another bug fix update on the 20th of this month. I have been using this software since it was called "PictureToTV", and they have really added to the power and ease of this software over the ...

by Mike Hamilton on Sep 22nd 2006 3:45PM

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The newest version of the Leonard Maltin Movie Guide has been released by LandWare. If you are ever in the video store and want some guidance to pick out something good you can use this guide. This new version has the complete listings of both of the 2007 Movie Guide and the Classic Movie Guide by ...

by Mike Hamilton on Sep 22nd 2006 3:10PM

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While doing some poking around the traffic stats here I stumbled upon a domain I had not heard of but sounded interesting. It was StumbleUpon.com so I went over to check out what the site is. What StumbleUpon is, is an interesting new way of "stumbling upon" new sites. Once you register for free ...

by Mike Hamilton on Aug 22nd 2006 12:10PM

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