Beautiful Firefox doing what he does best

...which is being free and enjoying himself in the forest. More pretty pictures here
I am not much into cure little fury animals, but this one is especially nice. I didn't know that it existed. It seems that it is a special fox that can be found in China.
My mother would love him. I would eat him ;) Paris Hilton would make sleepers out of him!


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10 free ways to track all your passwords

I have too many passwords. I am a bit paranoid about that. And since they're different and I am changing them all the time, it gets quite messy. If you have the same problem, this may be of help: 10 free ways to track all your passwords


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"Free is good"

The thing missing is the BENEFIT. And with this I do not mean benefits for operators, platform providers or the advertisers – it’s the consumers that get nearly nothing out of mobile advertising. Commercial television has been the dominant form of broadcasting. FREE. Netscape introduced FREE internet browsing. Hotmail was the FREE email, Google organized the internet for FREE and enabled simple, spontaneous access to information. Napster created FREE peer-to-peer file sharing. Skype launched FREE internet phone calls… revolutionizing the perception of international phone calls and was the fastest application adoption in the history. Simply put…FREE is GOOD. And I believe that free is also the future of mobile communications, especially for young consumers.
There is one topic that makes the industry discuss: how much advertising can consumers TOLERATE? If you look what mobile industry currently is offering to them – the answer is easy: NONE. There is no BENEFIT for them.

If consumers get a real BENEFIT and receive ads that are relevant and entertaining for them, two things will happen: Free is good and best of all – ads are good.

Blyk

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