By JoCoWash on Monday, January 28, 2008Filed Under: Software, Web, Web Apps
Choosing software to make our lives easier is getting much more complex. Doesn’t make much since, right? Microsoft has always assured us in having an amazing easy suite of applications; Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, etc. All of a sudden, suites start popping up online everywhere. Internet search-giant Google has come to market with a reliable […]
By TheGrizz on Sunday, December 16, 2007Filed Under: Web, Web Apps
One of the best parts about writing for the brief is that I get the opportunity to try out all kinds of stuff. Another good part is then if I like it I can say so, and if I don’t like it I can say that too. However there are times when it […]
By TheGrizz on Tuesday, November 27, 2007Filed Under: Service, Web, Web Apps
I have to admit, I am beginning to wonder if the end of human originality is at an end. I mean every day I look for new and exciting things going on to review and offer to the public at large and for some reason after a while they all begin to look the […]
By Nion on Monday, November 26, 2007Filed Under: Web, Web Apps
So, after a lengthy, school-induced hiatus from The Tech Brief, I’m back with a long-overdue review of Meemix, another new personalized, Internet radio service. Having come across it shortly after falling head over heels for Pandora, my expectations were high, so Meemix had a lot to live up to.
Like other personalized Internet radio sites, […]
By Nion on Saturday, November 10, 2007Filed Under: Web Apps, mobile
Have you ever thought, “Man, it sure would be nice if I could access my phone’s content on my computer”? I haven’t. But if you have, Dashwire may be just the service you’ve been looking for.
Dashwire is a web application that synchronizes itself with your phone so that you can access your mobile’s content from […]