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A lot of people like to compare Google Docs & Spreadsheets with Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, and other office suites, and to say that Google’s product is less powerful and can’t be a threat for Microsoft. But this comparison is plain wrong.
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While Google is aware of the problem and is fixing it they refuse to rollback the code and are content to charge advertisers more until they fix it. So if you went to the store and the cashier said I know this item only costs you $1 but the register is broken and I have [...]

Round up 25 of the Best CSS, scripts, html and widgets that you can use on on your website or blog..
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Black and White photography is about getting back to basics, using tone, mood and shade to convey your message. Here’s 5 tips for those wanting to experiment with black and white digital photography.
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When it comes to priority in web design, footers often take the back seat. Many designers just add a few links, a w3c badge or two, some copyright info and call it good. Below is a list of footers I found that stand out: they look great, make creative use of the space [...]

An overview of useful web-development-related references, tutorials, tools, techniques and articles you shouldn’t have missed in February 2007.
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The cars are master pieces of design, fantastic to look at and oh, they perform pretty well too… There’s a car that costs over a million dollars, car that goes 407 miles an hour, another one that will be the fastest car in the world AND run on biofuel. Just look at the pics!
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It’s live, it’s silver and yes…it’s a beautiful concept. We’ve got the first live pictures so just go ahead and feast your eyes on the beauty of the new BMW M3.
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What do you have in mind when taking pictures on a highway? Maybe the road signs. Yes, it
’s a good idea but here I’m not talking about that. Road construction requires the creation of a continuous right-of-way, overcoming geographic obstacles and having grades low enough to permit vehicle or foot travel. That means you will [...]