Just noticed in Gmail that when you create a filter, you now have the option to ‘Never Send It To Spam’
I think thats neat:

I’ve been an IT consultant for many many years, and have run an IT support company. One of the biggest challenges that I have faced is the ability to effectively manage the work load and communicate with customers. I’ve looked at and tried dozens of Help Desk systems. Some of them have been brilliant, some [...]

A friend of mine tipped me off on this site.
The Gamers Exchange is a site dedicated to helping gamers trade games they have already played.
The way it works is quite simple. I have an Xbox 360, and I’ve just finished playing Need for Speed Carbon. I want to play something else, but don’t feel like [...]

I setup my Google Ad Manager account tonight. It’s still in beta so I’m expecting issues.
My first impression is that it’s a little on the complicated side. But Google have done a fantastic job with their little tutorial that explains it nicely. I setup some ads and created a placement. I need to spend some [...]

The new iPhone 3G is now available on the US Apple Store.

This has been developed for the iPhone, but I can think of other ways to use it, seen as though I don’t have an iPhone at the moment.
Google talk for the iPhone puts the Google Talk window in a browser that can be added to an active desktop / sidebar / resized in a browser.

Anyone [...]

I discovered Sendible today and it’s one of the very first tools that I can see myself liking and using very quickly.
Sendible makes it possible and dead easy to schedule stuff in the future. So you can post to your twitter account, send an email or SMS in the future. In addition to sending messages [...]

I’ve mentioned the other day that I was going to give FriendFeed a bash, and so far it’s been pretty good. I like the integration of various sources of info.
In this post I mentioned that I was going to test a bunch of stuff. One of them was an iPhone app. I haven’t yet found [...]

Apture, a startup by a couple of Stanford students have developed a fairly neat overlay system that’s quite similar to the popups of old.
The difference of course is that Apture has been designed to help people make the web more interactive and allows publishers and bloggers to create a richer multimedia experience.

It allows you to [...]

Found this really neat RSS ticker. It’s called Snackr.

I have it sitting on the right hand side of my screen, and it’s scrolling RSS feeds. It’s a nifty way to keep up to date with ‘as-it-happens’ activity.
We’ll worth checking out. It’s not a full RSS reader so it won’t replace anything you’re using at [...]