Mobile Blogging in India is an emerging topic for discussion in India.
Most bloggers would have heard about it . Its also called Moblogging
The number of mobile users in india is so huge. But the percentage of users dedicated
GPRS or internet connectivity is still small compared to the no of mobiles.
This can be attributed to the [...]

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Landed on this site today.
Its called Gliffy -
Gliffy Inc. is a next-generation rich internet application company based in San Francisco, CA, USA. Our mission is to provide platform independent internet applications with rich user interfaces for [...]

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I have setup XAMPP at work. It comes with Apache 2, MySQL, phpMyAdmin and a whole bunch of stuff.
The Apache resides at
http://localhost (port:80)
I installed Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition and also setup IIS via Windows Control Panel as I wanted to try MSSQL Server Express Edition .
Now after installing IIS, Apache Refused to start.
[code [...]

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Do you know how these companies got their names… I bet you must have known most of them. Here is a revision for you.
Compaq
This name was formed by using COMp, for computer, and PAQ to denote a small integral object.
Mercedes
This was actually the Diamler/Benz’s French financier’s daughter’s name.
Adobe
This came from the name of the river [...]

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Its a very important to know the differences between PHP as an Apache Module and PHP as a CGI Binary.
PHP installed as Apache Module

Inherits Apache’s Permissions
Considered feature rich
Plethora of options
Most servers support PHP as server module
Security issues might need some handling ( i am ok with it )

PHP as CGI Binary

Considered the worst possible [...]

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Max Limpang had a post about Zyb, a free contacts management site.
It offers free synchronisation with your mobile phone over GRPS/EDGE
Really cool site.. A must try for any mobile phone user.
Zyb

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The venue of the BlogCamp has been shifted to TIDEL Park in Taramani, Chennai. The website of the camp at www.blogcamp.in has all the details about the camp.
via [nandu]

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The sudden rise in the use of AJAX and other similar RIA (Rich Internet Applications ) means that the legendary page views model which has been around since the beginning of the web is going to undergo a major change.
One industry which is certain to get hit by it in the Online Advertising Industry where [...]

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I finally managed to get it working..
Gmail for my domain using Gmail Hosted offering from google.
All of Gmail’s� features under my domain email…

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IE7 is basically non-compliant with CSS web standards.
IE6 51%
IE7 55%
Firefox 93%
Will this affect Web 2.0?

readmore here

technorati tags:web2.0, CSS, XHTML, IE, firefox, opera, ie7

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