
This article was originally posted on CloudAve. Security remains as one of the biggest challenges in adopting and spreading cloud computing. But there is an even bigger concern that could threaten the existence of clouds in a bigger picture. Read the story to find out what this threat is and what could be done about it. [...]
Recently I have jumped on Python wagon to play with Google AppEngine a bit. Python is a very fun (and powerful) language and I feel so bad I never touched it before. There are many editors for Mac OS to make coding in Python even more fun, TextMate and Coda to name a few, but it [...]
This is an article posted on CloudAve. As you might know the Open Cloud Manifesto debuted on March 30st. It outlines the pillars of Cloud Computing as well giving a brief on what the possible threats and weaknesses could challenge the early and future adopters. The manifesto declares 4 major goals of an Open Cloud: Choice; to give total [...]
Middle East is usually behind when it comes to the bleeding edge technology. Clearly because we don't build bleeding edge technology unless we are US or EU residents! One of the greatest aspects of Cloud Computing is SaaS (Software as a Service). With the current credit crunch creeping all over the world, this might be biggest [...]
One of nice features in zoho Business is organization groups that allow you to really collaborate and share documents, tasks, and links between the team members. However creating such group although looking simple is a bit tricky. Many users (including myself) reported that one they want to creat organization groups, it would give them a vague error [...]
Posted on 18 April 2009
Many people use RSS news feeds to read the latest updates from their favorite websites synchronized in a single place. It is much more productive than surfing around and reading content surrounded by ads and useless stuff. With the subscription list increasing in number, having a powerful new reader with a good set of features is [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 10 February 2009
This is an article posted in Appstorm Every computer needs an operating system to operate, just like we humans need our brains to function. Unlike us, computers can have more than one brain, running multiple operating systems at the same time. Virtualization is the process of concurrently running another (fully functional) operating system over the main [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 04 December 2008
In the previous post, I talked about EventBox and how it can make your feed-loaded life easier. But here's the thing: It's again skimming through 100s of feeds. Could I be lazier?! Well, there is a way that you can merge all (or a particular group of them) together and filter them against some keywords. So what? [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 25 November 2008
All that buzz and the load of information attacking us by social media and news aggregated from different sources, seem overwhelming. One of the greatest inventions of the internet age was news feeds (Atom, RSS, ...) that help us avoid navigating through 10s and soemtimes 100s of websites everyday. It is sometimes really hard to skim [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 22 June 2008
Few days ago I found a neat application that although tiny (almost 600KB!) changes the way you work with your iPhone/iPod. Personally I was a bit irritated that I can't access my files on my iPhone as easy as drag&drop. Now it is very easy to keep some files in my iPhone and even being able [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 25 May 2008
Global property market always has Spain (Millrace, etc.) in the first choices for luxury holiday homes. Mediterranean living with nice weather and good food along with traditional and yet beautiful design of the houses makes it such a pleasant purchase. However soaring Euro rates and growing price of the real estate shrinks the target market to [...] Continue Reading