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Open Web Awards: Start Pages
What's the first thing you look at when you open your web browser every day? If you're not particularly creative, it might be a search engine, or whatever web site your computer manufacturer threw in as your Internet Explorer/Firefox home page. But ...
14 personalized start pages compared
The proliferation of personalized start pages since the inception of "Web 2.0" seems to be increasing at an exponential pace. If you've got the feeling that your personalized start page just isn't giving you the features you feel you need, or you're ...
Gallery: MSN.com through the years
Feedly - a Firefox start page on steroids
It's been a while since we've seen a compelling new browser start page. There was a real flurry of start pages a year or two ago when the likes of Google Personalized Start Page (now iGoogle), NetVibes, Pageflakes, and a myriad of other copycat sites ...
5 mobile start pages - Mobile Minute
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/5_mobile_start_pages_Mobile_Minute'; A few years ago trying to browse the web on a PDA or mobile phone was an exercise in futility. Not only was rendering web pages too much work for slow mobile processors, but ...
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My Times start page launches on NYTimes.com
Personalized webpages are all business when it comes to the New York Times personalized My Times page. Like other start pages, Netvibes, iGoogle, PageFlakes, MyYahoo and Windows Live, MyTimes allows users to pull in all of their important everyday ...
Start.io delivers a customizable start page engine
Start.io is an engine for creating customized start pages, with the added bonus of letting you know when your favorite sites have updated. It comes equipped with a drag-and-droppable interface for adjusting and grouping your links, and several ...
Dinky Page, for making quick throwaway webpages
Dinky Page is a lightweight web page editor and hosting service, ideal for creating example pages or quickly hosting some information you need to share. If you have something to put up on the fly, and you need an HTML page, but not an entire blog, ...
Netvibes Coriander beautifies the start page
Netvibes has announced a few colorful updates to their online service. The Coriander release brings with it improvements from numerous suggestions. First off, Netvibes Coriander gets an improved RSS experience. Even though we really didn't think ...
Schmedley start page, nothing new here
Start pages are great to gather the information you check out frequently, and take a quick look at them in one convenient location. There are many Ajax start pages on the market including Netvibes, Google Personalized home page, Yourminis, and ...
Starting things off with Zoho
Zoho is always up to something. The company that seems like it never stops to breath has released another update to their Zoho suite, Start. The Start beta is a not another Zoho application, it is merely an integrated Start page for all of your other ...
Google launches universal translation tool for web publishers
Google Translate certainly isn't the first machine-based translation engine that lets you translate text or entire web pages from one language to another. But it's certainly one of the most prevalent. And something tells me it's about to get even ...
Start is Microsoft's version of Google Homepage
If you haven't tried Google's personalized homepage (similar to MyYahoo), give it a peek after getting your Gmail account. Next, you'll want to try the Next Great Copy from Microsoft: Start. It's just like Google's, but of course uses MSN for search ...
InfoNgen is a start page for financial gurus
Netvibes and Pageflakes might be the best start pages for the everyday user, but what about those that have to keep in tune with the financial world 24/7? That's InfoNgens job. InfoNgen is a start page much like Netvibes, or even iGoogle, but ...
So, just how good at time waster games are you? Think you've got the stuff? Well, The World's Hardest Game 2.0 doesn't think you do.
Yes, amazingly, it's possible to have a sequel to a game called "The World's Hardest Game". It doesn't seem logically possible, since if the first one was actually the world's hardest, how could another one come along and share the moniker? It made me doubt the name in the first place. That is, until I tried the game.
The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
