The new version of Hotmail will challenge Gmail

Posted by on 19 July 2010 2 comments

Windows Live Hotmail,

the webmail service of Microsoft is working on a project for already some time. They are planning to improve their user experience big time! With over 300+ million users, Microsoft is one of the largest (free) email providers. After Office 2010 and Windows 7, their Windows Live experience is going to get a big step forward! Windows Live Essentials (Wave 4) is currently in public beta, with several new updates for programs like Messenger and Live Mail. For Hotmail this means more new features, GUI-tweaks and a more efficient and crap-free inbox which will be safer and faster. Also the access to your inbox will be more faster and more secure on any browser from a PC or any mobile phone.

Microsoft’s New hotmail upgrade

Microsoft’s Announcement

Microsoft has announcement that

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How to install Google WebApps in Google Chrome

Posted by on 19 July 2010 No comments

In this post, I will show you how to install WebApps in Google Chrome. This feature is only possible in the dev channel. This is what it looks like.


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How to enable Google Chrome Extensions sync

Posted by on 15 July 2010 No comments

On All Computers Automatically

Google ChromeAs you could imagine, I use Google Chrome for some time now. Even though there are some unexpected crashes when using the Developer version, these newest builds always have the latest features. It's now possible to automatically synchronize all your Google Chrome extensions and other items with your Google account through all your computers. Read more »

How to enable Google Chrome Built-in PDF Reader

Posted by on 15 July 2010 No comments

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Chromium’s blog announced that the latest Mac and Windows version of Google Chrome dev build includes a plug-in for viewing PDF files in the browser. It will not use any other program, so if you want to view a pdf in the browser, it will load a lot faster! Read more »

Erasmus international internship in Strasbourg, France

Posted by on 4 August 2009 1 comment

"What you start is what you will have to finish!"

This is one of the many things which my father taught me.

During my internship, I tried to follow this life experience. Yet this was not always easy.

During my international internship, my father became terminally ill. Because of this, there were a lot of moments that I would have liked to be home. However, I also wanted to enjoy this adventure of an international internship. We discussed this and Dad told me that I should enjoy and make the most of this opportunity. It is my last year of college and this has been a special and beautiful experience I will keep for the rest of my life.

My Dad told me that he would be pleased if I finished my study and referred to this beautiful and most important wisdom. Yet it has not been easy to remain positive about. But his eternal optimism has given me and my family a lot of strength. Read more »