2004: Big Year for Blogs  

Other author's news:

• New Apple IPods vs. Creative's Zen Touch — Tech products change as often as the discs in my CD player. New versions, tweaks, and updates come along all the time. Sometimes you're handed a product like Creative's Zen Touch, and it's tough to tell how people will react. Other times, well, you're ...
• Hackers Post Paris Hilton's Address Book Online — Celebrities listed in her cell race to change phone numbers.

Similar software shotlights:

• One Million Blogs 1.0 — Our goal is to gather information from websites and blogs from around the world! Our goal is to gather information from websites and blogs from around the world! These methods will show you how to…
• Big Cats Screensaver 3.1 — This screensaver shows beautiful images and reproduces voices of wild cats. See family 'felines': lion, tiger, panther, lynx, leopard, cougar, cheeta, bobcat. Beasts at rest and at action... The…

Similar news:

• Marketers big and small taking a shine to blogs — Four journalists who brought newsof the assassination of President John F. Kennedy into U.S.living rooms in 1963 have found a new level of fame by usingthe Internet to market their book about the experience.
• IBM Exec: Big Will Get Bigger July 14, 2004 — Senior VP Steven Mills says the company's acquisition of Alphablox is an example of how IBM continues to build out its middleware offerings for business.

Similar smart reviews:

• Token Frenzy. Small Car in the Big City. — "OK", you thought after reading title, "just one more street racing or something like this. What the interesting they can offer me?" And you have missed it com-ple-te-ly! Because Token Frenzy game, is, first of all, *not* a racing of any kind (though there *is* the car and the road); and, second, it is *really interesting*. What you need to accomplish this game's levels is not feverish button-pressing to avoid walls and other cars and run to…
• Cube Puzzle, Rubik' Big Brother — If you’ve caught the time of Rubik Cube’s popularity, you are very likely to have seen folks playing with it like if that was the only thing they could grab in the endless universe. But the time flew by, and the toy that used to keep folks captive magnificently was no longer interesting: all puzzles were solved, and the mind was seeking for something new. Well, what new…