Archive | December, 2007

Friedbeef’s Tech is Two Years Old

31. December 2007

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Happy new year, and happy birthday to Friedbeef’s Tech! Born on December 31st 2005, this blog is now officially 2 years old :)  It’s been a busy year for Friedbeef’s Tech.  Here are some of my favorite moments: Having the site featured in a video podcast appearance on Command N Kick starting an ongoing site campaign to help 3rd world [...]

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Looking Ahead – Tech Predictions for 2008

29. December 2007

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Ah, 2007 is almost over, and around about this time last year, I wrote a post outlining my tech predictions for this year… let’s see how I did – and let me once again stick my neck out on what I predict for 2008. 3 out of 5 ain’t bad 2007 Prediction #1: Google will allow cross-product [...]

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How to Combine Multiple RSS Feeds into One

28. December 2007

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Really Simple Syndication just got simpler. While certainly speeding things up, using RSS can lead to information overload if you’re the type of person who loves to subscribe to a large number of blogs (like me).  I have previously discussed my current method of RSS management, but if you’re looking for something really simple rather [...]

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3 Video Recipe Websites That Sizzle

23. December 2007

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Recipes always seem pretty easy when you read it.  When you actually get down to cooking it however, that’s another story altogether.  That’s one of the reasons why I feel video recipe sites are so useful.  With video, you get to see all the details, intricacies of preparation, and because you can track the recipe as [...]

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Small Business Webware – CatalystWeb vs Google Apps for Domains

22. December 2007

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The rising costs and complexity of enterprise software are driving small businesses towards web-ware.  This is the market which small business software maker CatalystWeb is trying to capture with the launch of CatalystOffice last week.  I was asked if I could test and give it a full public critique so here goes… Basically CatalystOffice offers: Webmail [...]

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