Posts in: Software
- Zoho integrates with Google Docs
- From the Zoho blog: We have many Google (and Google Apps) users using Zoho applications and integration between Google and Zoho Apps is increasingly becoming one of the most requested features. We previously integrated Zoho and Google at Sign-on level (both Google & Google Apps) and now, we are extending this integration to the application [...] [2 Dec 2009]
- An introduction to Google Chrome Operating System
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- Recommended: Git on Snow Leopard
- PHP developer Chris Shiflett posted some easier-to-follow instructions for compiling Git from source on Snow Leopard. Git, of course, is the new hotness in version and source control with both command-line and GUI interfaces such as Gitnub, GitX, and SmartGit available. I use SVN, hosted by Springloops with Versions at the day job, but we’re [...] [2 Nov 2009]
- 3 almost free Android apps you absolutely must take on your next trip
- UPDATE: Turns out, I wasn’t wrong. I was just clairvoyant . WorldMate is working on an Android version of its application. Hrm. It appears I was wrong about a WorldMate application for Android. I managed to find an unused download page (by typing “android site:www.worldmate.com” in Google) that listed Android as an option. I assumed [...] [30 Jul 2009]
- OpenGoo: An Open Source Web Office
- Want to use a web app suite, but give control over your data’s fate Google or Zoho? Take a look at OpenGoo. OpenGoo is a mash-up of sorts, combining several open source projects and packages — such as Reece Calendar, Slimey (presentations) and FCKEditor(text editing) — into one suite. [Via OStatic] [29 Jul 2009]
- Web working without the web
- Theresa Carpenter Sondjo of Appfrica has an excellent post about working offline, particularly in cybercafes or locations where an internet connection is not available. Mac users can replace XAMPP with MAMP.* For portable apps, there’s the OS X Portable Apps suite. If you need an offline blogging tool, you can try the ScribeFire extension for [...] [28 Jul 2009]
- Collecting e-commerce conversion data with Zen Cart and Google Analytics
- Google Analytics allows you to collect pretty robust data about how users move through your e-commerce site. Here’s how to make it work with Zen Cart, an open source shopping cart. For this tutorial, you will need: A Zen Cart-based shopping cart A Google Analytics account and the tracking code for both conversions and page [...] [19 Feb 2009]
- Google releases GMail Mobile 2.0
- Google announced the release of the 2.0 version of Gmail mobile Java application yesterday. I’ve used the 1.0 application for about as long as I’ve owned my phone. It worked well for most of that time, except for a significant — though since fixed — glitch with secure connections. I have only used the new [...] [24 Oct 2008]
- TrueCrypt now available for Mac OS X
- With its latest version, TrueCrypt has released a version for Mac OS X. OS X comes with its own encryption feature known as FileVault. But in my experience, FileVault can cause some performance issues. If you don’t regularly log out of your machine, you may find yourself running out of hard-drive space faster than you [...] [6 Feb 2008]
- Overview: Miro 1.0
- I missed this because I was on vacation, but on November 13, the folks over at the Participatory Culture Foundation released the 1.0 version of Miro. Miro, formerly known as Democracy Player, likes to compare itself to the on-demand video service Joost. The two are quite different, however. Joost is very much on-demand television over [...] [26 Nov 2007]