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July 18, 2008  11:40 AM

Bit.ly: A better URL shortener for developers, data geeks and microbloggers



Posted by: GuyPardon
applications, blogging, code, collaboration, communications, community, cool, creativity, data, design, feeds, free, geek, hacks, innovation, interface, Internet, programming, public domain, resource, reviews, social bookmarking, social publishing, software, startup, statistics, Technology, tool, tracking, traffic, useful, Web 2.0, Web analytics, Web applications, Web design, Web services, WhatIs.com Editor's Award

The old adage about not reinventing the wheel doesn't quite extend to Web applications. URL shorteners may have been around for years but there is plenty of room for improvement. This

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April 18, 2008  9:46 AM

Wireshark helps you to determine if your ISP is throttling traffic



Posted by: GuyPardon
applications, blog, commentary, controversy, downloads, event, forum, freeware, Internet, Networking, open source, tracking, traffic

Download Squad to the rescue! The popular and useful downloads blog from Weblogs Inc. posted about a utility that can help you monitor your own network.

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April 18, 2008  9:16 AM

Video: Sir Tim Berners-Lee on Net neutrality



Posted by: GuyPardon
academics, commentary, controversy, free, Internet, IPTV, Networking, politics, streaming, traffic, video, YouTube

You might remember this fellow -- he invented the Web, after all. Sir Tim Berners-Lee offers some thoughts on the issue of Net neutrality in this video. [kml_flashembed...

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March 10, 2008  9:13 AM

Video: FBI can listen even when a cellphone is turned off



Posted by: GuyPardon
applications, Audio, communications, email, government, hacking, information, Mobile, politics, Security, Technology, tool, tracking, traffic, video, YouTube

Fox News aired a report in 2006 that described how the FBI can turn on the mic on a cellphone and eavesdrop -- even if the phone is turned off. [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/O61YfvPZGJs" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] Today's Word of the Day,

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January 4, 2008  11:40 AM

The future is now. And the silicon cockroach has evolved and flourished



Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
Apple, Audio, Bluetooth, futurism, gadgets, geek, grayware, hardware, messaging, Mobile, MP3, multimedia, science, Security, Technology, telephony, texting, traffic, trend

It's sometimes said that the only constant that you can count on is change. Change is necessary, after all -- "Adapt or die" being an imperative of the natural world. And perhaps even more so in the world of technology... These are the sorts of thoughts that occur as I poke around in the...

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April 11, 2007  2:54 PM

StatCounter: Free blog traffic statistics in real time



Posted by: GuyPardon
blog, code, free, tracking, traffic, useful, Web analytics

StatCounter offers webmasters and bloggers a free, highly configurable hit counter and detailed Web statistics accessible through an easy online interface. To get started, you just need to insert a simple piece of HTML code into your index page or blog...

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