With my current job I have to fly all over the USA doing consulting and presales work. Keeping track of my flights, hotels, and car bookings can sometimes be challenging.
I’ve been using a free web service called TripIT for some time now, and absolutely love it.
It’s a free service that organizes your itinerary for [...]
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Windows Server 2008 has a whole variety of new features, and one of the most talked about features is the vastly improved virtualization technology which is now built-in to Windows 2008, called Hyper-V.
You can download Hyper-V starting today, and will be available via Windows Update on July 9th.
Hyper-V supports a number of virtual machine (VM) [...]
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Following on from the last post, here are a few extra new Google services you may have missed.
Some months ago Google purchased a company called Jott, who had one of the best wiki collaboration technologies available.
They later customized the code by their own engineers and released Google Sites.
Here’s a short video showing this new service.
You [...]
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It was just a matter of time before Google came out with this feature which people had been asking for a long time.
Google Docs is now available in offline mode.
This means that you can get access to your Google documents while not actively connected to the Internet.
Once you re-establish Internet connectivity, all of your changes [...]
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