Last week Mike shared some thoughts on some of the reasons he is thankful he is a Web Worker. With the announcement that popular apps I Want Sandy and Stikkit are to close, I thought I would take a moment to list the acknowledge the tools or services that I am most thankful for.
These aren’t the only ones I use, but they are the ones that make my Web Working experience the best it can be.
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Like many of us, I spend quite a lot of time on the web and come across a staggering number of interesting things. In Clearing The Cache I choose a theme, pull out some of my favorites and share them with you here.
Our friends over at BatchBlue give a shiny new look to their their BatchBook CRM.
Clustering is key to the new Google Blog Search homepage.
If impersonation is the sincerest form of flattery, 37signals should be honored by this extremely faithful reproduction. Or more likely outraged.
Yahoo announces version 2.6 of the Yahoo Interface Library (YUI) - OStatic gives us the rundown.
The Windows 7 team on how they are Managing Windows windows
GIMP 2.6 offers a spiffy new User Interface
I’ve recently upgraded to a Windows Smartphone, and like any good Web Worker I am looking to tweak the maximum amount of functionality and productivity from it that I possibly can. I access my Gmail via IMAP using the built in messaging client, and with my contacts stored nicely in BatchBook (which I’ve covered before) and my calendars available online in Gcal, I really thought I would be all set.
As nice as the mobile interfaces for these apps are though, I found I did miss the benefits of having this information stored in my phone’s native apps, specifically for caller ID and visibility from the main screen without needing to launch a browser.
So with a bit of online research, I was really pleased to find the GooSync service from the folks at Toffa.
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