Over at my other blog, “File Explorer 2.0“, I have to give away 4 invites to DropBox, the new online sharing and storing service. Just write a post why you should get an invitation and send a trackback to “Fil Explorer 2.0” (not this blog here).
Continue ReadingDo undergraduates want a career in IT? (UK Study)
I love studies. Especially such from foreign countries. They always offer ways to see “over the edge”. A new study from CRAC (Career Development Organistation) about “the attitudes of current UK undergraduates in relation to careers and work in the IT sector”. They have researched in which fields undergraduates in the United Kingdom want to […]
Continue ReadingWeb 2.0 and Open Source in Startups – A Sun Event
As promised last week this is a short review of the Sun Microsystem’s Event about “Web 2.0 and Open Source in Startups”. First: This event was more for founders and managers than for developers. And you could clearly see this. Most came with a shirt or suite. Neither Mathias, Christian nor me had a t-shirt […]
Continue ReadingGerman Users Tested on their Computer Knowledge
German Technology magazine heise reports about a study from DLGI about the general computer knowledge of German users. 56 percent said they have “satisfactory” or “good” knowledge. The other 44 said they never used a computer (sic!). The funny part is, most of the questioned people understand under “computer knowledge” the “use of a browser”. […]
Continue ReadingSign Up for Xoopit
Sign Up for Xoopit Originally uploaded by corsin Does actually anybody care about privacy these days? Well, I do and therefor I will not test xoopit.
Continue ReadingLiveblogging Firefox Download Day
1:07 PM ET: 23 hours later. I think this is a pretty impressive number and I really hope we reach 8 million downloads. That would mark an incredible number. Tell your friends they have to download Firefox 3 and enjoy a better web. 7:13 AM ET: 6 Million downloads reached. 3: 52 AM ET: 1:38 […]
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