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Nice post over at the Windows Home Server Team Blog today in which Product Planner Todd Headrick asks readers to imagine a world with TWO versions of Windows Home Server - a basic version and an “advanced” version.

Milo Riano over at Windows Vista Weblog has been entered into a contest for best Windows Vista blog from The WinVista Club. Take a minute and go show some support for him and the work he’s doing over at Windows Vista Weblog in keeping us up-to-date and educated on the latest news and functionality available in Windows Vista.

Eve Finds Another Intersection Posted in Data Portability, General, I-Cards, Information cards, OpenID, Privacy, R-Cards, Relationship cards, Social Web, VRM, XDI on September 4th, 2008 by Drummond / No Comments » I’m going to start referring to her as the Venn Queen.

OK, you’ve done your homework and your application is filled with different usability features. The design is clean, all controls are set properly, tab order and keyboard shortcuts are double-checked. And when you look at the way fresh users approach the application you’re confused. They don’t use all that stuff.

I forgot to tun off the office phone ringer last night, and when it rang at 8:15pm, I had to run across the house to answer it. I'm glad I did. Craig Bilenki, group leader for the new B-MORE SolidWorks User Group was on the line with the good news about his first meeting.

The Zend Developer Zone has a new tutorial they posted recently on using the Zend_Tool component to make starting a new Zend Framework application from scratch a much simpler thing. read more

As the online display ad business continues to focus more and more on the idea of user targeting (the idea of targeting the user instead of targeting the site or the context of the page), there is a growing interest and some potential concern around how we’re going to target users.  With some of the

I've been an iPhone 3G owner for about six weeks now - six weeks of love, loathing, cool apps and connectivity problems. Rather than complain about poor network coverage, though, I'd like to delve into some of the vexing usability problems that hamper the phone's user experience.

Talk about flip flops! By now you have no doubt caught up with the Peggy Noonan (and Mike Murphy) “open mic” problem at MSNBC today, in which Noonan said of the GOP race “it’s over” and referred to the “bullshit” narrative around Palin.

Here below the slideshare copy of my presentation titled “15 Tips To Create Value For Mobile” I presented at MobileMonday Amsterdam #7 on Value, including a short overview on the evolving mobile ecosytem.