I have posted about Task management my way – pen and paper which gives me the basic tools and a simple system. What I needed in order to achieve my own goals was a philosophy that works for me. I have tried GTD but found it too complex for my needs. Then I came across [...]
The Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™ Directory lists locations that provide free Wi-Fi. The list is mainly USA but includes other parts of the world too.
Their definition is : A Wi-Fi-FreeSpot is a location that offers Free Wi-Fi high speed wireless internet access to their customers and guests and/or the general public.
trendwatching.com and its 8,000+ trend spotters scan the globe for emerging consumer trends. The site has a free, monthly Trend Briefing.
CScout TrendBlog is a blog that covers global Marketing, technology and lifestyle trends.
Springwise and its global network of 8,000 spotters scan the globe for smart new business ideas, delivering instant inspiration to entrepreneurial minds from San Francisco to Singapore.
Technorati Weblog is the blog for Technorati that is tracking around 50+ million blogs.
Skype is not new but it is a great service. The basic service Skype to Skype (computer to computer over internet) is free. Over time Skype have added Voicemail, SkypeOut (call landlines and mobiles direct from Skype) and SkypeIn (receive calls from landline and mobile phones).
Usually instant messaging is done using a software installed on your computer. meebo.com is a new alternative, you can use the big five (AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, Jabber/GTalk) from one platform online.
I am using Meebo and it works nicely. Since I use Firefox as webbrowser it is easy to have Meebo running in a tab.
Bloglines is a great free service online. It is a web-based RSS-reader, you can access it from anywhere. In my opinion that is more practical than having a RSS-reader on my local computer.
Using RSS-feeds is a way to follow blogs without having to visit them all. Each post turns up in the feed, nicely collected [...]
