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Gumroad Allows You to Easily Sell Digital Content

by Jeff Weisbein January 3, 2012

Want a quick and easy way to sell digital content online? Look no further then Gumroad. Gumroad is a web service that allows its users to sell digital content such as music, blog posts, graphics, website designs, and more with the click of the mouse.

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Google Chrome’s Impressive Market Share Growth Explained

by Jeff Weisbein January 2, 2012

Why has Google Chrome been successful in gaining market share against Internet Explorer? Can Chrome continue to gain market share?

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Top Secret: Easily Drive Thousands of Visitors to Your Site

by Jeff Weisbein December 2, 2011

I want to let you in on a secret. Want a great way to drive traffic to your website? There is a way and it doesn’t require any type of special skill set or knowledge, in fact, all you need is good (preferably awesome) content.

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FB Cover Pix Launches A Community for Facebook Cover Photos

by Jeff Weisbein November 14, 2011

Today, I’m very excited to announce that my business partner Devon Zdatny and I are launching a public beta for new website/community that we hope will become the central hub for Facebook Cover Photos. The site, which is aptly named, FB Cover Pix is geared exclusively for uploading, exploring, and sharing cover photos that can be used on [...]

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Google Answers the Age-old Question: What Is My IP?

by Jeff Weisbein October 21, 2011

It appears now that Google will now inform you of your current IP (Internet Protocol) Address if you query the search engine with “what is my ip.” For years, sites like WhatIsMyIP.com and IPChicken would help Internet users learn their IP address — well, now they are really no longer necessary as Google looks to [...]

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Firefox Losing Market Share Quickly to Rival Browsers

by Mike Mansell October 3, 2011

June 18th of 2008 was a very big day for me and millions of savvy Internet users around the world. Although never being the kind of person to get overly excited for release dates, I took a special exception for this event; getting up early and immediately firing up my computer in sheer anticipation of [...]

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The AdSense +1 Button is a Win-Win for Everyone

by Mike Mansell September 26, 2011

When Google announced that their AdSense service, the ad platform used by thousands of advertisers and implemented on countless websites throughout the Internet, was going to add the +1 button for social recommendations on advertisements, I was initially very critical of the move. Sure, Jeff had previously made a very good point when writing about the [...]

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Adobe Flash: A Necessary Evil?

by Mike Mansell September 12, 2011

After avoiding Flash for a day, I’ve come to the conclusion that Adobe’s Flash platform is an important part of the Internet as we know it today.

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Google’s Acquisition of Zagat Should Scare Yelp

by Mike Mansell September 9, 2011

From the perspective of a tech blogger I can safely tell you that there have been countless times where companies have made decisions that I have had no choice but to question. Sometimes my crucial outlook on business moves has been proven wrong, and I’m not shameful in the least to admit that I, like [...]

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My Problem With Affiliate Links

by Mike Mansell September 5, 2011

While most of the people who take the time and effort want to write a valuable review choose to do so in order to assist other users in making their buying decisions, the fact of the matter is that just like in the streets of the real world the Internet is filled with people looking to make a buck off of your trusting them. This is where the abuse of affiliate links comes into play.

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