Maybe a little off topic, but it this is so amazing I couldn't let it pass. Step into a box. Your body is scanned for measurements, and your custom fit clothes are ready in 10-15 days! Yes, this is a premium technology now, but the potential future applications are really amazing.
I don't think Robin has finished it, but a one-stop shopping approach to testing solutions is absolutely great. I'm downloading MarratechPro to give it a whirl. Multi-platform and, apparently, free. Sounds great. Kolabora has just launched a new Web section fully devoted to provide free direct access to all of the best online collaboration, Web…
Between the time I started writing this and now several things happened. First, Michael Sampson beat me to the punch. Second I look a couple of minutes and went to the website to take a look for myself. The Five Across website doesn't have too many details, but the application does look impressive. The InfoWorld…
This underscores several things: a) Companies that sell network gear to home users have to improve out of the box security b) Most users don't know nearly enough about the systems they install c) We need to be vigilent ourselves and help our friend and neighbors practice safer computing. Researcher Finds Hole In Popular Linksys…
This article could have gone in a lot of different directions. They talk about employee experimentation, changing HR practices, but only touch on an important point. I think people are overwhelmed with new technologies that IT thinks is cool or that a director or VP has heard is cool and wants to implement. Sure, I've…
This is an interesting web-based collaboration tool. The interface isn't nearly as nice as SharePoint or Intranets.com, but it is nice to have some places to comparison shop. eStudio 5 is a Web-based online project management software suite, providing unlimited users with anytime/anywhere access with prices starting at $40/month. eStudio 5 works with Windows, Mac…
This service sounds good, but at $300/month/location, it sounds steep for most small businesses. Maybe a larger business could afford this, but when I look at systems like ASAP, even Yahoo and MSN's IM clients, I don't really see the benefit. Sure you would get higher video and sound quality, but I think only organizations…
