I haven't used Blogger regularly for a few years, and in the interim they've made leaps and bounds in terms of usability, including things like comments and AdSense integration.
Both markets are leaning more toward multitasking devices with better security. Using Blogdigger's partner feeds, Podloco was able to quickly populate their directory using a flexible keyword taxonomy.
I hate to say this, but "you gotta think like a teen".
A number of factors have combined to push usage of Blogdigger to new levels. PalmSource relies on external developers to come up with the cool multimedia tools, not a good sign.
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They got their man through a sting operation, though, and I'm glad to hear it given the details of the identity thefts and other crimes perpetrated.
Most gamer-level PCs should do nicely, but it's also a bit more than most people would have needed when running Windows XP for business apps. In other words, sometimes you don't need another database server, you just need more database connections in your pool.
Podloco helps publishers create and publish their podcasts and connect with their target audience.
I note with mixed feelings that I found my contact information in their database, and if given the option, I'd probably remove it.
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But it could make it that much harder for someone to eavesdrop, which is both a deterrent and an incentive to go after easier targets. First off, if all went well, all the old posts have been converted to static files, so no links have been broken. Using Blogdigger's partner feeds, Podloco was able to quickly populate their directory using a flexible keyword taxonomy. But it could make it that much harder for someone to eavesdrop, which is both a deterrent and an incentive to go after easier targets. Thus it's not so much a prediction as it is an extrapolation these needs will quickly overpower the Palm OS even coupled with newer, faster hardware.
But it could make it that much harder for someone to eavesdrop, which is both a deterrent and an incentive to go after easier targets. I could see where some may want their business contact information available, say for new business development opportunities or recruitment.
In short, I can imagine them doing all the things they could never have done with the traditional telephone network. I haven't used Blogger regularly for a few years, and in the interim they've made leaps and bounds in terms of usability, including things like comments and AdSense integration.
Show them how they work, how they capture, store, and transfer information, and perhaps most importantly, how easy it is to hide information on them "in plain sight".
The first step in addressing scalability should be to look at the application, your deployment, configuration, etc.
A number of factors have combined to push usage of Blogdigger to new levels. The Palm OS lacks native Java, which is required for some new mobile applications. They're also nicely categorized for quick skimming.
Most gamer-level PCs should do nicely, but it's also a bit more than most people would have needed when running Windows XP for business apps.
They need to better balance the competing interests.
By pulling a search result feed formatted in RSS, lunchSpark was able to quickly incorporate highly relevant blog content into their site.