Gizmo’s Attempt At Free Phone Service
Free phone calls have taken a step closer to becoming a reality. The Gizmo Project is telling people to "call all of…
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Free phone calls have taken a step closer to becoming a reality. The Gizmo Project is telling people to "call all of…
Business is booming for Sonasoft, a San Jose-based company specializing in backup, recovery, and replication software. According to the latest press release, both revenue and customer installations grew by 200 percent in the first half of 2006.
Now that "From Java To Ruby," the most recent book from author Bruce Tate, has debuted, one observer thinks it could be read as "From Java To ColdFusion" instead.
It's stats time again regarding blogging. Reuters is reporting new findings released today by the Pew Internet and American Life Project on Americans' activities with blogs that indicate a number of interesting things.
If a fish salesman's brother tells you his brother's fish is the best in town, do you take his word for it? Or would you think it, um, fishy? So when AOL's brother releases a report that use of Goodmail's Certified Email resulted in a 30% increase in response, shouldn't we subject it to the same scrutiny?
The first thing I should say is that this is a thoroughly enjoyable book. Ed Woychowsky is fun to read, and I could almost recommend this to you even if you have no interest in Ajax.