This new version of Regulus theme is very nice looking.
Nov
19
It’s back at last. I stopped using it because it didn’t work with gmail. Everytime I logged into gmail it gave me a blank page. Now I have installed 0.4.10 and it’s working again.
Nov
18
There is always some surprises here. Now the flickr connection has been removed, i.e. I can’t drag my flickr public photos to my posts. Also I can’t expand I can’t see the buttons on the right, i.e. I can’t select categories…etc. Perhaps this is a browser issue as I’m using FF 1.5 beta.
PS: tried again what you have to do is mouse over somewhere at the right end of the bar and click when you see the “hand” with finger then click, then you’ll see the drop down. When the drop down is expended you’ll see the “-” sign for closing the menu.
Nov
10
Looks like they know which direction is right from this news but it’s a big ship, how long does it take for them to make the turn? It’s also a cultural and organisational change, just look at Google they are not that fast now due to its size.
Nov
06
There wasn’t any explanation as to how “browse flickr” is used until I found this HERE. It was from the blog by one of the guys who wrote that interface at Asymptomatic. It’s brillant after you dropped the photo here you could adjust the size of it by dragging the corner.
Nov
03
Or are they dead? I really like to know how they felt being part of Microsoft delivering this project, what’s wrong with the company really? This site LIVE doesn’t look very much different from START. It’s a lot worse than Netvibes which I now prefer over Google’s personalized page.
They are always late, why the rush this time? Why didn’t they quietly launch it as beta or even alpha to collect responses before considering making it big in front of everyone?
Nov
01
I don’t know why they are always behind. May be they did this deliberately, do they care, no probably they don’t because they know they have the muscle to catch up. They have $40billion in cash. If you are as rich as they are you could sit back in your armchair watching how your competitors move, burning VC’s money exploring new grounds. When something is proved promising then you’ll knock at their doors with a S&P agreement ready for signing. Can they resist, most of them can’t especially they have not been paid enough or with VC behind them.
After all it’s a game for the rich. More from this Yahoo News.
