So finally the day has arrived the announcement of the most hyped up latest Apple creation
So at 1PM eastern  we were all rejoying with out eyes glued to the Endgadget Live Blogging Feed bringing us the images of the event happening at Apple HQ
After some intro & memories flashbacks of Apples past we were presented [...]

Apple, iPad, iPod touch, iSlate, iTablet

So Tomorrow January 27th is the big day that Mr. Apple Man his self Steve Jobs finally releases the Long Long awaited iTablet/iSlate. So tomorrow morning 10am watch this space or Endgadets blog
for live up to min news that will be disclosed to the world to see. Also rumored to be announced tomorrow will be [...]

iPhone 4.0, iPhone 4G, iSlate, iTablet

Gentlemen, start your engines! WordPress 2.9 is just around the corner. Unlike WordPress 2.8, which Mark Jaquith describes as the Snow Leopard of WordPress since most of the basis of the WordPress 2.8 upgrade was complete rewrites and optimization of the infrastructure that ran WordPress instead of providing lots of new features in the same [...]

10 new features of Wordpress 2.9, Wordpress, wordpress 2.9

11 Non-Traditional Uses of WordPress
By Steven Snell | March 1st, 2009 in design
WordPress is probably the most popular blogging platform and it can also be used as a CMS to power other types of websites, such as a portfolio site. However, with some creativity and a growing number of available resources, WordPress’s limits seem to [...]

Non Tradtional uses, Wordpress

An Awesome Post i found through @danmartell & watchingwebsites.com about the power of google anayltics and alerts
Google Analytics Alerts: the start of a complete view?
Google Analytics recently added a new feature, called Alerts. At first glance, it’s an elegant way to show someone when a KPI on their site has changed significantly from what’s expected. [...]

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20 Best WordPress Themes For Small Business
Small business websites need to clearly reveal what the business is, what it does, who it serves, and where it’s located. They demand clear navigation and a functional layout.
While the best option is probably to hire a designer to create your site for you, that’s not always a practical [...]

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Why Retweet works the way it does
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This week on Twitter, we’re rolling a feature we’ve been working on for a while out to a lot more users. (If you don’t have it yet, you will soon.) That feature is our native version of Retweet, which Biz posted about on the Twitter blog a couple months [...]

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10 Overlooked Twitter Tweaks That Can Mean Big Things For Your Brand

by Bradley Will on November 14, 2009

I find Twitter to be a HUGE leverage point for young entrepreneurs to build instant credibility.  By using Twitter, I have found business partners, constantly get sent tons of free stuff (books, cd’s, food, etc.), made money, drove [...]

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Hi to everyone out who is going to be reading this.  So it is Remembrance Day & every year I do my thing watch the Rememerance day cermonies in ottawa on CBC or attend one here in Toronto. But I always take part & remember since i have been an adult. I believe it is [...]

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This site is now running on WordPress 2.9-rare (which is our “pre-alpha” designation, for those of you who don’t know). WP 2.9 is in “feature freeze”, which means no new features will be considered for this version, and the developers will concentrate on finishing up the existing new features and any outstanding bugs. So far, [...]

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