Awareness of Global Warming and Climate Change Spreads

I’m so glad to see how countries around the world are now interested in environmental issues such as global warming and climate change. A few years ago these issues were considered jokes or hoaxes. Slowly, this wrong attitude is changing.
At 8 pm on March 29th millions of people in some of the [...]

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Customizing Online Music to Your Heart’s Content

There are two essential things I need when I blog: coffee and music. A nice hot cup of coffee from Boquete and soft music coming through my headphones is Heavens. In the past I enjoyed Pandora and Slacker; but to my disappointment, they are currently restricted to users outside the U.S. due [...]

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In Search of Productivity Using Mozilla Firefox

If you use Mozilla Firefox at work, then productivity means a lot—every second counts! This post is for those who want to get the most done in the minimum of time. As the saying goes, “time is money”.
Firefox in my humble opinion, is the best browser anywhere in cyperspace. The following [...]

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Flock 1.1.1 is Ready for Download

This morning—by accident—I found out Flock social browser had been upgraded from version 1.1 to 1.1.1.  I understand this upgrade was released on March 26th. Below are the improvements made to Flock 1.1.1:
New Flock Updates in 1.1.1:

Incorporated Mozilla’s patch for Firefox, 2.0.0.13.
Fixed an issue with login detection when using a non-English [...]

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Cuba is Lifting the Ban on Cellphones

Having Fidel Castro out of the day-to-day administration of the Caribbean island due to health issues, is paying off for the Cuban people. Fidel’s brother—Raul Castro, the top man on the island—recently approved the sale of various electronics, including DVD players, computers, toasters, 24-inch television sets and rice cookers for the first time.
This morning [...]

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Slavery is Still Alive in the XXIst Century

The natural state of a human being is freedom. He or she was born to be free. Just for the sake of being a human being he or she is granted the universal right of freedom.
We all cherish freedoms like: freedom of movement, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of [...]

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SeaMonkey 1.1.9 is Ready to Go

I’ve noticed every time Mozilla Firefox starts to jog, the rest of the web browsers start to run. Yesterday Mozilla released Firefox 2.0.0.13, and immediately, one day later, SeaMonkey 1.1.9 is ready to go. There’s no doubt, that in the browser’s domain, Firefox is the king of the hill.
Similar to yesterday’s Firefox 2.2.2.13, [...]

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Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.13 Released Today

As expected, Mozilla launched Firefox security and stability patch 2.0.0.13 this morning. As of this moment, Mozilla has not published the Release Notes for this upgrade. I guess we’ll have to wait until it becomes available.
I was able to download and install Firefox’s latest version at Major Geeks.com. As usual, the [...]

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Creating the “Fun Office” at Google

If you’ve been following Google’s performance since its creation by a whiz kid at Stanford, you would agree with me it has been no less than spectacular.
Google began in January 1996 as a research project by Larry Page, a Ph.D student at Stanford.  In only 12 years Google has evolved into the largest and [...]

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Meet the Impressive iPhone Princess Plus

Rich people have extravagant tastes and will take no “Ifs”, Ands or Buts” to obtain what they want. The most expensive and lush jewelry are made specially for them in an effort to calm their insatiable taste for lavishness.
An example of this type of jewelry is a cell phone known as the iPhone [...]

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