MapCruncher: Interactive Web Maps Come to Life

In Archive by Fredy Ore

MapCruncher – a prototype technology from Microsoft Research that makes it easy for users to create their own, personalized mash-ups – may revolutionize the way people use online maps. An …

Computer virus Rbot-GR uses webcams

In Archive by Fredy Ore

A new computer virus called, Rbot-GR uses webcams to literally spy and snoop at victims. It appears to be capable of turning on webcams and sending images and video via …

6-Webs that describe user interation on the Web

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Bill Joy an executive, founder and chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, Inc. has written an interesting article titled, Why One Web Won’t Do, which looks his “6 Webs” that define …

The end of Click Here

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Dave Phillips from Cafedave.net has posted a great link to an article which comments on the end of the “click here” hyperlink. The article makes reference to Donald Norman and …

Nielsen says simplicity rules the Web

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Jakob Nielsen in this week’s Alertbox comments on why simplicity rules the World Wide Web. Low end media (text & graphics) can have superior benefits at times over rich-media. Simplicity …

Understanding web typography

In Archive by Fredy Ore

I came across an interesting article on Font choices, accessibility and web design while visiting the new accessibility website called, MadeForAll. The article is written by Jim Byrne and he …

The international "Disability World" website

In Archive by Fredy Ore

A list of accessibility websites I’ve recently been to: 1. The International Disability World web-zine ::: www.disabilityworld.org 2. The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) Legislation and Policy …

Curl the new Web programming language by MIT

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Curl is a new web programming language created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to streamline complex web content by merging the functionality of different programming languages. It’s creators believe …