My Loki is an experimental location sharing service. If you are using Loki, a browser toolbar that locates you via wifi hotspots (WinXP/FF only at present), you can use the new MyLoki to share your location in multiple ways at varying degrees of granularity. Use Facebook, RSS or image badges for your blog or email.

- Grid computing will grip the attention of enterprise IT leaders, although given the various concepts of hardware grids, compute grids, and data grids, and different approaches taken by vendors, the definition of grid will be as fuzzy as ESB….

When it comes to the Google search box, you already know the tricks: like searching for exact phrases in quotes like “so say we all” or searching a single site using site:lifehacker.com gmail. But there are many more oblique, clever, and lesser-known search recipes and operators that work from that unassuming little text box.

Here’s another little script I put together while working on my upcoming RSS reader / homepage aggregator application. Everyone knows how to do a basic Ajax style XMLHTTP request lately, but trying to send multiple requests at the same time can be tricky.

So you are probably wondering if a rabbit can really be “smart”? Well this bunny can teach you tai chi, read your e-mail, report the weather or stock market, pull RSS feeds and tell you the time.We’d say that’s pretty smart - but he’s also got personality. Nabaztag can move his ears, play music, talk and whistle, and his body can…

Accenture Career Options and Workforcess Blogs, RSS and Podcasts

It can seem like almost everything you look at on the web has an RSS feed to subscribe to—until you find the web site that’s both vitally important and entirely feed-less. Enter Dapper, a free, advanced web app that walks users through a process of creating a feed for sites, or even just portions of sites, that lack one.

You want to promote your site and looking for web to do that.There is a site to help,HUG,you.

One of the areas that many bloggers want to see improvement in when it comes to making more money from their blogs is in the area of RSS Advertising. […]

Well, let’s take one question at a time. The answer to whether you can blog your way into Google search results is yes, sometimes in six weeks, often in 24 hours.