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gadgetgrid.com - 3/13/2009

The 50 Year Calendar May Be Your Last

— gadgetgrid.com — Ten dollars could get you the last calendar you every buy. I know, it’s a little morbid.... Now, this isn’t the prettiest calendar in the world with pictures of dogs and waterfalls but, effective enough to give a sense of time in the work or home office. In fact, it’s ... (more) The 50 Year Calendar May Be Your Last

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lifehacker.com - 3/16/2009

Hotmail Finally Enables POP3 Worldwide [Windows Live]

— lifehacker.com — The Windows Live team announces that POP3 access to Hotmail has been enabled worldwide, finally ending years... of your email being trapped behind Microsoft apps. They've been rolling out these changes... (more) Hotmail Finally Enables POP3 Worldwide [Windows Live]

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Embed Windows Live Calendar to a post, blog or website
D' Technology Weblog — ... Now you can embed your Windows Live Calendar to a post, or on your blog or website. You can move forward and backward in time by clicking either a date or the month arrows.  The event list shows events starting from the highlighted day. It will show as many as will fit within the badge’s height. ...

Embed Windows Live Calendar to your Web site
SolSie.com — Embed Windows Live Calendar to your Web site image Until now, Google Calendar is the only one (i know)that can unify Web calendar, sync to Outlook and embed to a Web site . But Windows Live team team  is caching up with  the latest update from their blog explaining how to embed Windows Live Calendar on any blog or website. From the Windows Live Blog: To do so, you’ll need to use a feature called “badges” that lets you create a mini-calendar and list of events. When embedded on a website, visitors can interact with the calendar badge by clicking the arrows to go forward and back through the months and they can click on the ...