Inspiration Bit

How is it possible that this designer’s work is seen by millions of people every day, yet his name is unknown to most of us? I don’t know about you, but every holiday I’m curious to see how Google is going to look like, which letters would be transformed and how. Who creates these Google […]

Today I’ve stumbled upon this video of Google on 60 minutes. Even though it was aired on January 2005, it was still interesting to watch today. While I didn’t learn lots of new useful information about Google, the video was still pretty informative.
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I was just reading today how some bloggers get lots of traffic by submitting the links to their blogs not only to Digg, del.icio.us and other social bookmarking sites, but also to Wikipedia.
Well, guess what? Wikipedia people have had enough and from now on all external links within the English language Wikipedia are now […]

I just found out that WordPress 2.1 will be released on January 22, 2007. It’s interesting to notice that if not for Technosailor’s 10 Things You should Know About WordPress 2.1 I wouldn’t be able to find out what are the new WordPress features (I guess I should subscribe to their beta-testers list). Even WordPress […]

While checking my indexing by Google today, I came across of a site URLFAN. It was linking to this site because of my review on John Chow.
Turns out that ://URLFAN is a new experiment that uncovers popular blog websites by parsing the content of thousands of RSS feeds.
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Hey, bloggers, have you heard of the latest buzz in blogosphere? It’s called Blogg-Buzz and it’s already been dubbed as Digg for bloggers.
Every blogger wants to get more traffic and everyone knows that being on Digg’s front page can usually bring bloggers more traffic than they can handle.
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Whether it’s a pure coincidence or not, but a Little Man Tate from the 1991 movie about a young genius came to life as a young prodigy Christopher Tate - creator of a next generation photosharing site Zooomr - Flickr’s newest competitor.
Zooomr impressed Web 2.0 guru Michael Arrington so much that he dubbed it “Flickr […]