Today’s Quick Links
Posted by Neil Crosby on August 25, 2005 12:20 AM
- A List Apart gets a facelift
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I like the new look. Maybe they’ll start getting a few new articles now?
- Internet Explorer is 10 years old
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We all know that it’s been 4 years since there was last a new version of Internet Explorer, but how many of us realised that there had pretty much been one version a year up until then? Another good entry from the IEblog team - I’m really warming to them recently, and I very much hope that IE7 lives up to the promise that their writing implies.
- Yet another Google service is released - this time a Skype-alike
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Everyone and his dog has heard about this now, I’d wager. Frankly, since this was on the BBC news this lunchtime I shouldn’t even be posting about this, but google has released a (beta of course) version of its XMPP based chat client.
- 10 Steps to a Hugely Successful Web 2.0 Company
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Does what it says on the tin.
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Comments
by greatred on August 25, 2005 09:12 AM
Already logged on to Google talk with my Gmail address with Gaim. Now, if only I knew some people that were using it. :(
by Neil Crosby on August 27, 2005 11:24 PM
I just can’t keep up with all these different bits of talkative software - I’ve only just started using Skype for goodness sake!