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Discussion boards, which can be called by many other names (good for it) such as discussion discussion forums, discussion groups, online forums, and message boards (whew), refers to online bulletin boards. It’s like a virtual cork board that millions of users (often sharing the same interests) can post announcements and opinions and get replies both negative and positive. One doesn’t have to post and just “lurk” or read the posts (unless stated otherwise in the forum rules) Or you can just read the board. Anyone can make a discussion board by availing of online forum services. There are various forum software available depending on the programming language used.
January 10 2010 | Community and Definition | No Comments »
With 18 percent market share to 74 for IE by Net Application stats, Mozilla is surely a blast. And now, major websites just have to support FireFox. Apple’s safari which is available now in Windows too is third in rank with 6 percent share. Next contender is Opera saying that the browser is the single most significant piece of software made nowadays which badly needs innovation if you intend to extend the reach of the web. Having a lot of competitors and a richer web is surfacing, Microsoft knows the stakes are indeed high. And FireFox is becoming fiercer as it heightens its profile. There will be a Gran Paradiso, a 24-hour download record with FireFoz 3 set by Mozilla.
July 20 2009 | Application and Community | No Comments »
Celebrities love it and just about anybody else on the planet too, Twitter has become a big name in the social net and the micro-blogging service is being seen as the next model for the coming evolutionary step of the internet. The new form of the internet can have thousands upon thousands of companies with servers and software, forming the cloud, all having programs that allows people to interact, blog and do just about anything they could do today, simply faster. No bog monopolies and no single entity in control (well, that might not be entirely true for Google does have the biggest set of data centers the world over and it is THE search engine), on the net who says this and that with all of us in tow. continue reading »
March 07 2009 | Application and Community and Information | No Comments »
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Mozilla Firefox is a open source web browser created and managed by the Mozilla Corporation
which had a 20% share on the total internet browsers as of 2008 and ranking 2nd. Firefox features are tabbed browsing, a spell checker, incremental find, live bookmarking, a download manager which can be pause, and an integrated search system. Add-ons are also available like themes, multimedia player and other more which are made by other programmer and it’s continoue to grow and evolve everyday. Firefox can runs on different kind of Operating system like Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and many more. the current stable release version is 3.0.3 which was released on September 26, 2008. Many webside are view best using Mozilla Firefox and it’s restore session features great.
August 09 2008 | Application and Community and Definition and Download and E-mail and Information | No Comments »
Adobe opened an online community with a word-processor, file storage and sharing, and deep tie-ins to a new Acrobat 9 enabled with Flash. This is a bold move for something that is best associated with the free and omnipresent Acrobat Reader that opens ready-print portable document format like PDF files (which will now play movies). The free Acrobat beta includes the Buzzword word processor with its ConnectNow Web conferencing desktop sharing tool allows chatting through text, video and voice. Users can also store files on Acrobat.com beta and join each other on virtual meeting rooms to share similar document views in real time. The said site will also host data from forms formed in Acrobat software. Its security was enhanced that allows users to add 256 bit encryption used by online banks to PDF.
May 08 2008 | Community | No Comments »
B2B (business-to-business) or e-biz, is the exchange of information, products and services between businesses. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) was an earlier and limited version of this. This could also called e-commerce between businesses. These could be sorted into company web sites, product supply and procurement exchanges, specialized or vertical industry portals, brokering sites and information sites. The model of B2B is still evolving and according to studies, the growth of B2B is expected to accelerate rapidly. Another type of B2B enterprise is software for building B2B Web sites. This includes site building tools and templates, database, and methodologies as well as transaction software.
April 11 2008 | Community | No Comments »
The ‘do not call’ list is a list of phone numbers in the United States that telemarketers are not allowed to call. This is maintained by the Federal Trade Commission and consumers can contact the agency to register their numbers. When telemarketers call a number that is included in the list, they are fined. However if a consumer has a pre-existing relationship between a political organization, charity, surveyor or company, these calls are allowed although rules must be followed. The registration is effective usually three months after you apply. After this, telemarketers can call to take surveys or donations but they can never sell.
April 10 2008 | Community | No Comments »