PCWorld.com - Web Phone Woes http://msn.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,12616... Pamela Stodghill of Alabama thought Internet-based telephone service would help lower her household's $65 monthly phone bill. An
Great Investment Ideas for Your Home http://www.marketnews.biz/content/view/159/9/... Doing a midrange bathroom remodel can get Americans back the most money on average, according to Remodeling's 2005 Cost vs. Value Report. In 2001, U.S. homeowners spent $104.6 billion on remodeling projects, estimates Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Are Your E-mail Servers Overwhelmed?, from ZDNet http://whitepapers.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?doci... verview: Is your IT department battling with bogged down e-mail servers? As millions of e-mails are exchanged every day, businesses are struggling to keep up with demand. We'll help you decide whether it's time to upgrade your servers to solve the problem
Calculating Home's Value Online Pros and Cons http://www.marketnews.biz/content/view/155/9/... Checking the estimated value of a home these days is a bit like following stock quotes. To follow the possible changes in the value of their homes, more homeowners are turning to free or nominally priced online tools that spit out a probable home value.
Blind charities praise Google for finding accessible sites http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/23/google_... A blind developer at Google has built a search engine to prioritise results that are accessible to visually impaired web users. The Google Labs project, launched last week, has been welcomed by RNIB and its US counterpart, AFB.
Toshiba's Survey Says: HD-DVD Will Win the Format War! http://www.hd-dvd-news.com/archives/toshiba_sur... Ipsos Vantis, a market research firm which predicts consumer trends, released the results of a survey last week which forecast that consumers will overwhelmingly choose HD-DVD as the format of choice in the next-generation DVD wars. The survey reported that, if all studios supported both formats, consumers were more than seven times more likely to buy an HD-DVD player than a competing Blu-ray player.
