An OK infographic.  If you don't expect much this graphic delivers well.

For over a year now I find myself referring back to this article on just about every new site that I work on when reviewing documents, or responding back to questions from teams.  The article helps to give you that security blanket type of feeling over a question that can get a lot more complicated than expected.

Interesting business for WebTrends to throw themselves into but having worked with them integrating analytics into applications they did provide a good understanding of how things worked on the Facebook end as well.  A bit pricy but here's to another option.

This site provides social media data and insights for consumer electronics.  Some interesting information on the site for sure.

For all the people who want to add in all sorts of bells & whistles and are not scared because people "have broadband now," this article displays that web site speed considerations are just as relevant now as they were in the 90s.

This is a cool service that will take your video file and encode it for you into all the "popular" formats that you would find support for in browsers and mobile devices.

White label daily deals platform and TC Disrupt finalist ChompOn is releasing some interesting data today comparing the value of shares, Tweets, likes and follows in the context of e-commerce. Using data from the sites that it powers daily deals for, ChompOn examined the conversion rate and action for deals shared on Facebook and Twitter.

Asana builds software that helps people work together more effectively. We’re currently in private beta.

I was having an issue where my Mac kept forgetting my wireless password.  The steps here worked for me.

If you happen to have an extra iPhone around it turns out you can get Android running on it pretty easy. 

An illustrated guide for setting up Apple's Time Machine to use a network share rather than a "Time Capsule".  This walkthrough uses the terminal (you can do this all through the GUI) but it does the job.