StartUpToFinish

Filed under: Internet, Features, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Windows Mobile, E-mail, Office, Web services, Apple, Google, Microsoft, BlackBerry, iPhone
Have you got an iPhone and a Gmail account? If so, you’re probably using IMAP, and you may not even realize it. What’s IMAP? It’s an email protocol that has been around for many years, but is not […]

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Filed under: Business, Internet, Blogging, Google, Open Source, AOL
Does your small business listen to customers’ complaints? Do you have a way for customers to get in touch with kudos or complaints? According to Jeff Jarvis, learn how to love the customers who complain by learning how to listen to them. The first way small business […]

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Filed under: Internet, Adobe

Adobe has taken the wraps off of the final version of its Adobe AIR platform, which has been in beta for some time now. Adobe AIR is a platform that allows developers to create applications that access web services without the need for a web browser. For example, there’s an Adobe AIR […]

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Filed under: Internet, Windows, Macintosh, Web services, Freeware, web 2.0

The New York Times company has launched a new application that makes it easy to save web links and notes and synchronize them between multiple devices. ShifD has several components.
There’s a web page where you can add notes in three categories: Links, places, and notes. You […]

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Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware

CyberNet’s Ryan Wagner has put together a nifty little application that lets you use the Windows Alt+Tab program switcher utility without actually hitting Alt+Tab on your keyboard. AltTab Mouse Shortcut is a tiny executable file that hangs out in your system tray. When it’s running all you have to do is […]

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