Speedtest.net is unlike some typical websites that does internet connection benchmarking, because it autodetect your location by ip address and select the nearest server to benchmark your internet connection.
You can see from the picture below the benchmark it made for my connection. FYI, my pc runs 512k Streamyx Broadband connection, pretty neat huh?
So what’s your benchmark?
WM Recorder is a useful app that lets you record Windows Media Player stream over the internet. It is fairly easy to use, you just need to load WM Recorder before loading up Media Player or Internet Explorer.
WM Recorder will watch your Media Player activities, once you see the url of the stream in WM Recorder application, all you need to do is press the record button, and the stream will be recorded to your computer.
So you will no longer to wait for the video file buffering befor it starts to play, WM recorder will take care the rest of it. Save yourself the hassle of connecting the internet and wait for the video file to buffer, before you can watch it,save it in your hard disk instead!.
You can get WM Recorder via BitTorrent here.
I think almost every casual web surfers already heard about Web 2.0, the latest buzzwords today. On first glance, they all spot large font, rounded corners, bright colors and a distinctive logo with the word “Beta” attached next to them. Just like this one,
The good news is, you can generate this logo freely with Web 2.0 Logo creator. The bad news is, the website only serves as a parody of Web 2.0 hype. There isn’t much customisation you can do with the logo creator aside from ticking “Add Reflection” and “Add Beta” option.
All in all this is a nice website which can serve as an example on future Web 2.0 logo creator. So is there anybody brave enough to come out with one?
[tags]web 2.0,web2.0,web,webdesign,logo,webservice,parody, ajax[/tags]