Google has released a beta version of their popular online email service Gmail for web-enabled cell phones, mobile and wireless devices. You can read more about Gmail for cell phones and mobile devices along with a set of frequently asked questions at Gmail Mobile. […]
With all the search engines releasing their top search words and phrases for 2005, we thought it would be good to list our picks for the top 5 free people search sites of 2005. The sites are presented in no particular order, as each of these free people search sites has its own strengths and […]
The Washington Post provides a free online database of all Congressional voting records for the House of Representatives and Senate from 1991 to the present. You can access the Washington Post Congressional voting records database at The U.S. Congress Votes Database […]
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Wired.com has published a short, informative article on employee and worker privacy rights in the workplace. From the article – If you have internet access at work, there’s a very good chance your employer has a system in place to monitor your online activities. So, if you’re concerned about privacy, take heed. Under current U.S. […]
Erin Bradley at searchviews.com has posted an interesting article on a new service that allows people to send self-destructing text messages. The service, offered by Staellium UK, is called StealthText and it allows users to send text messages from their mobile phones and wireless devices that self-destruct 40 seconds after being opened. From the post […]