Blogged From admin at 08. Apr 2007 10:58 under Google, eBooks
Here is an eBook (55 ways to have fun with Google) that consists of 228 pages, and 55 Chapters. Chapters 1. Egogoogling: Susan Is… 2. The Google Snake Game 3. Memecodes: Survival of the Fittest Web Pages 4. The Google Irritation Game, and the Google Image Quiz 5. Googling [...]
http://www.adesblog.com/2007/04/08/ebook-pdf-55-ways-to-have-fun-with-google/
Blogged From Maxi at 07. Apr 2007 17:50 under General, Internet, Gentoo
Recién me di cuenta que al entrar en la cuenta de Picasa web que tengo (que recordemos que lo compro Google) ahora aumento la capacidad de almacenamiento a 1GB y sumando. Interesante como se esta moviendo todo el mundo de nuevo a la capacidad de almacenamiento como surgió en el 2004 con la salida [...]
http://planeta.cordosfera.com.ar/2007/04/07/picasa-storage/
Blogged From Kristen Nicole at 07. Apr 2007 07:16 under Google, Search, Revenue Sharing, mashable
The Google AdWords white label service for AOL has been prematurely announced this evening, but the news has been a long time coming. The deal between Google and AOL for this streamlined service for advertisers on AOL was outlined back in 2005 when the contract between Google and AOL was renewed. Considering Google’s $1 billion stake [...]
http://mashable.com/2007/04/06/google-aol/
Blogged From at 07. Apr 2007 06:18
Ok ... this is one place where I like Local.Live.com even more than Google Maps ... again! I was long a user of Google Maps, however they didn't allow me to mark-up the maps and add my own annotations. Yes ... I could hack code, but c'mon ... Local.Live.com has had the ability for a long time.Well FINALLY, Google adds the ability to annotate and more through their new My Maps features ... BUT ... I MUST create an account and be tracked by Google in order to use the features!! What the heck? I can't just hack out a quick annotated map for a friend or family without providing information to Google about who I am and having them permanently note my interest in some specific point on earth?Once again ... the average person has NO idea they are now going to[...]
http://tabletpcthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/04/google-wants-more-of-your-identity.html
Blogged From webmink at 07. Apr 2007 05:03 under Mac, Google
You may have spotted in my link blog that I was excited to see Google Desktop available for the Mac. Well, I installed it on Thursday. I just uninstalled it. The reason? It took over my machine, for almost 36 hours. It runs an indexing task which consumes all the available CPU and which can't be paused or stopped. I had no idea how much longer it was going to carry on jamming the machine for and I wanted my Mac back, so Google Desktop is gone. It's not coming back until I know the indexer has learned a little respect.
http://www.webmink.net/2007/04/google-desktop-uninstalled.htm
Blogged From Drew Clark at 07. Apr 2007 00:30 under Mobile, Featured, FCC, google, spectrum, Verizon Wireless
Like a fresh spring breeze, new radio-frequency spectrum is in the air. It is so close that you can almost smell it – and seek to keep others away from it. The next big spectrum land grab is over 700 Megahertz (MHz.) It’s the promised land of “beachfront property� that broadcasters are set to vacate on [...]
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/OmMalik/~3/107200968/
Blogged From LcF at 06. Apr 2007 22:02 under Google, SEO Beginner
My recent post, "Download Google Chinese PinYin Input Method" ranked better than Google official page for the product in Google search result for "google pinyin"
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/liewcf/~3/107173379/
Blogged From Om Malik at 06. Apr 2007 16:33 under Web, doubleclick, ebay, EchoStar, google, microsoft, wunderloop
Suddenly ad exchanges are HOT. DoubleClick, earlier this month announced that it is setting up an ad-exchange, close on the heels of WunderLOOP, which had announced its own exchange, WunderLOOP Connect in mid-March. Even Google embarked on a little TV-ad experiment with EchoStar that essentially points to a future online ad-exchange. The growing interest in [...]
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/OmMalik/~3/107109649/
Blogged From Paul Short at 06. Apr 2007 07:09 under Search Engines
Google recently changed the color of the paid sponsored ads that show up above the free search results, from the light blue we’re all used to, to an orangeish yellow (on my monitor anyway). Here’s a snip from the announcement on the Google Adwords blog: First, we thought it was time for a new look: after months [...]
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/tnm/~3/107021330/google-makes-drastic-color-changes-to-serps.php
Blogged From Haochi at 06. Apr 2007 00:58 under Google
A reader inform me today that Google has been working on a secret project that uses my first name as the codename - Google Haochi. The page currently shows a normal Google Home Page, no further detail is known about this project. Psych, you can actually change “haochi” in the URL to anything you like, as [...]
http://googlified.com/2007get-your-own-google-domain/