I live in multi-tab world. My browser typically consists of more than 20 tabs. I always open links in a new tab and sometimes it’s only after days before I actually check the page.
This is good for reading all sorts of stuff and keeping up to date. But it’s so easy to wander-off and start [...]

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Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Windows on the PC, the Web, and on the Go!
(tags: windows microsoft technology)

The Business Insider
(tags: business news finance blog economics)

A VC
(tags: blog vc venturecapital technology startup business)

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FX Series | The Colbert Report
(tags: tv comedy)

Search less, understand more – Evri
(tags: search semanticweb semantic web2.0 web3.0 searchengine)

gubb.net
(tags: productivity todo lists web2.0 free)

Affixa – Attachments Made Easy – Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird, Windows Mail
(tags: email gmail tools google attachments utilities)

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NationMaster – World Statistics, Country Comparisons
(tags: statistics reference world politics research economics)

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I am a big fan of the Symbian platform. Since I started using the Nokia N95 (and now the E71) I have experienced nothing less but a robust, secure and fast interface.
When it comes to accessing the internet, not having a large touch screen (a la Iphone) is really taking away part of the experience. [...]

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Economic Recovery Dashboard – Helping Advisors
(tags: visualization economics finance statistics dashboard infographics)

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