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Wordpress Wins Web 100 Award in “Publishing” Category

Yeah, Wordpress rules!
The other winners (places 2-10)Â are:

Adobe Flash
Drupal CMS
Google’s Blogger Blog Service
Google Analytics
Polldaddy
TypePad
Vox
Silverlight
Feedburner

What order would I pick?

Wordpress
Feedburner
Google Analytics
Adobe Flash
Blogger

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Safari For Windows: First Impressions

I just installed a copy of the Safari for Windows beta. So…What are my first impressions?
First of all, it looks very Mac-like. It’s got a rounded blue scrollbar, brushed-steel window chrome, and the text fields glow blue when orcs are about when you select them.
Pages load at half the speed of Firefox, and there are [...]

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Don’t Like Leopard’s Transparent Menubar?

There have been quite a few people who don’t like Mac OS 10.5 Leopard’s new menu bar. It’s nearly invisible and….Vista like. The dock’s a bit odd too.
No one knows if Apple will include settings to disable the interface “improvements” in the final product. Even if they don’t, I’ve got a hack for the menu [...]

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Apple’s Been Busy…

I’ve just compiled a list of all the things Apple’s been doing. Note that the last item on the list is unconfirmed. They may or may not be releasing new iPods this year. There’s a good chance the are, though. Those 5th Gen. iPods are getting a little stale.

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“Starting a Great Blog” Tutorial Completed

Webmaster-Source’s Starting a Great Blog (with Wordpress) tutorial is now complete. The twelve-part series walks you through starting a blog. The sections are as follows:

Domains and Hosting
Installing Wordpress
Configuring Wordpress
Themes
Posting
Spreading the Word
Monetization
Stat Tracking
Wordpress Plugins
Social Bookmarking
Conclusion

That’s a lot of reading, isn’t it? Take a look if you’re interested in starting a blog. Stand out from the Blogger [...]

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Apple Shows Off Nearly Finished Mac OS X Leopard

At WWDC 2007 in San Francisco, Apple showed off a near-final version of the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. The operating system, to be released in October, has a lot of new improvements. Microsoft barely manges to bolt on a new interface (and a couple security updates) to Windows XP in six years, meanwhile [...]

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Safari for Windows Beta

How interesting….
Apple has just released a public beta of Safari for Windows. Yes, you read that right. Apple’s web browser is coming Windows (Firefox is still better!). Too bad someone found a security exploit only two hours after it was available for download. It’s beta, what do you expect? It’ll be patched pretty quick.
The [...]

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Google Accusing Microsoft of Antitrust Violation

 From the New York Times:
“When the Google and Vista search programs are run simultaneously on a computer, their indexing programs slow the operating system considerably, Google contended. As a result, Google said that Vista violated Microsoft’s 2002 antitrust settlement, which prohibits Microsoft from designing operating systems that limit the choices of consumers.”
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.Mac GMail?

An interesting rumor surfaced today. Could Apple and Google be planning something for Apple’s .Mac email service? There was a post on Engadget suggesting so.
There are several possibilities, supposing this rumor has any validity.

.Mac could end up being powered by GMail
Push GMail on the iPhone
GMail integration with the Mac OS
All of the above

There have been [...]

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Apple Releases LED-Lit MacBook Pros

Apple has released their new MacBook Pros with LED-Lit displays, and Santa Rosa chips. You can view Apple’s press release here. Take a look at the specs for the 15-inch $1999 model, the one at the bottom of the MacBook Pro line:

15.4-inch widescreen LED-backlit 1440-by-900 LCD display;
2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor;
2GB of 667 [...]

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