The Windows Desktop used to be where we spent our time working, playing and
trying to stay organised.
When affordable broadband arrived, it was suddenly possible to stay online
all day without running up enormous bills. This transformed the notion of the
desktop and where it ‘lived’.
Portals like
Yahoo
and MSN
tried to cash in by offering their own news and other services, but these
weren’t always satisfactory.
Now it’s possible to cherry-pick the services, news feeds, search engines and
organisational widgets that you want and aggregate them onto a single page.
There are many options, but we’re going to look at one of the best – Netvibes.
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom | EDS
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Technical Author, Leeds You'll be part of a team within our UKCRN Coordinating Centre, working closely with different members of staff on specific initiatives and also with core clinical and management staff. You will liaise ... more >
United Kingdom | London School of Economics and Political Science
London School of Economics and Political Science The Library Analyst Programmer (fixed term 24 months) Salary: £30,201 - £36,563 pa incl The Library is at the heart of LSE, one of the world's greatest ... more >
Application Developer (Role 2), Leeds Join us, and you'll work within a project team to design, develop, test and deliver web applications using ASP.NET 1.x , 2.0 and/or 3.x (VB.NET and /or C#), HTML and ... more >More job opportunities
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