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In Your Face with Google Street View

Friday, June 1st, 2007

In an , I talked about keeping tabs of your online mentions, but how do you feel about Google keeping tabs on YOU while you’re out and about in your city?

If you’re not in one of the pictures doing something ridiculous like checking out somone’s backside as they bend over to tie their shoe…

Booty Check

Or breaking into someone’s house…

Spiderman, or a theif?

Or leaving a strip club….

Did anyone see me walk out?

Google Street view is great fun! If you haven’t tried it already, go check it out! There really is virtually no limit to what can be done with creative programming. Be prepared to have a few hours to get lost in this fascinating new feature.

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Spec Out Your Software Project with A Free Quote

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

light bulb If you’re considering having a piece of software developed, you may be wondering exactly what kind of work may be required to accomplish the task. Even if you’ve written out the specs on your project you may be procrastinating on getting it started because you’re unsure if you’re missing anything.

My advice? Get a free quote from a custom software developer! In order for the developer to give you a quote, he or she will have to spec out the project in some level of detail from a technical perspective and can let you know if you’re missing anything. Plus, another set of technical eyes can often reveal ways to streamline some of the functionality or actually reduce the time you think the project may take to develop.

If you’ve got a custom software project in mind, submit it through out free quote system – regardless of how far along in the planning process you are.

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