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I have 8 more invites to DropBox Beta. send me your name and email for an invitation.
0 comments Tuesday 03 Jun 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
Well, it took time, but I received an invite to the Dropbox Beta. Thank you Derek Quenneville! Once I sign-up, I can invite 10 friends. Fernando Prado receives the first invite. I have 9 open, so if you want an invite, send me your name and email for an invitation.
Email Excerpts from Dropbox
We’re excited to let you know you’ve been invited to the Dropbox Beta by Derek Quenneville!
We’d love for you to try it out — just click this link to get started.
Your beta signup code is:
What is Dropbox?
Dropbox is a desktop application (for Windows and Mac OS X) and storage service that just works. It’s the easiest way to share and store files online and keep files in sync across your computers (quick dropbox video demo here).
Share the Dropbox love
The beta is still invite-only, but we’re no longer keeping the details under wraps — and you’re welcome to invite up to 10 friends to the service (they’ll be able to download Dropbox too.)
The Dropbox Team
0 comments Thursday 29 May 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
by: Anne Haynes
I joined a beta testing group today and ran across Dropbox. I’m in the market for a new computer and I’m definitely torn between the PC and MAC. Dropbox is giving me some comfort regardless of what operating system I decide to purchase.
This tool is great for remote computing and gives you a safety net when deleting files. After editing a file, it only sends the changes which reduces bandwidth resources. Its syncs file changes over the internet and it seems pretty sweet. I’m trying to get an invite to the beta test. If anyone has one, please send me a message.
0 comments Wednesday 14 May 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
by: Anne Haynes
It’s times like these that I wish I lived back in Silicon Valley! I just received an invitation for the SearchMonkey Developer Launch Party on 5/15 and I’m in Kansas :(
Following are the invitation details:
Thanks for your interest in SearchMonkey- Yahoo!’s new search development platform. You’re invited to the SearchMonkey Developer Launch Party on Thursday, May 15, where we’ll be doing product demos, sharing schwag, and serving substantial amounts of free food and beer! Come meet the guys who created the product, and feel free to monkey around with them as you wish.
When: May 15, 2008, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Where:Yahoo! Headquarters – URL’s Café, 701 First Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94089
RSVP: Please reply to this email with your full name and company name (needed for security badges).
So sad, I wish I could be there over video conference or something!
0 comments Thursday 08 May 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
by: Anne Haynes
Being the novice programmer that I am, I’m always searching for development quick guides and resources. When I was in college I programmed in BASIC and I did pretty well, but when I moved onto COBOL, I knew I wasn’t meant to be a programmer. I missed out on the cool visual programming applications in college.
With widgets, I’m finding myself wanting to program again! I can’t believe I just said that…. I ran across the Google Visual Developers API today. And I can’t wait to play around with the functionality. With visual programming, creating code is like using a content management system. I’m just having a hard time finding good manuals and resources.
Enjoy the video:
0 comments Friday 28 Mar 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
I live a simple life and Google Maps proves it!

0 comments Tuesday 19 Feb 2008 | Anne Haynes | Technology
1 comment Monday 12 Nov 2007 | Anne Haynes | Technology
ScriptLance is a service that connects programmers with webmasters that need custom programming done for their websites. Much like an auction, programming projects are posted and interested programmers bid on them.
0 comments Monday 27 Aug 2007 | Anne Haynes | Technology
Following is a great list of Web 2.0 technologies sites.
0 comments Friday 24 Aug 2007 | Anne Haynes | Technology
Eric Schmidt from Google Defines Web 3.0
” A different way to building applications- applications are pieced together; small in size, data in the cloud, can run on any device, applications are fast and custimizable - Finally, they are delivered virally and not puchased at a store.”
0 comments Monday 13 Aug 2007 | Anne Haynes | Technology
