I am sure this morning as Technorati, Pubsub and Feedster staff came to work their was a sense of, oh man why did this billion pound cement block just get dropped on my shoulders. If they did not realize it before they better now, their is competition out their and they better focus on their base services and make sure
The day that companies like technorati, pubsub and feedster feared more than anything is here lets call it "G Day". Personally I think those companies are now dead meat. I just created a huge number of search terms, and added them to my news aggreator, and I will know in several days how well it works. [google.com/blogsearch]
First impression of Google Desktop 2, it tries to take up a lot of space on my desktop. Gosh I really hate applications that are desktop pigs. 75% of that is on the sidebar is going to be removed if I can figure out how to get rid of the elements. The application loves to eat up bandwidth by calling
I overslept this morning so I had no time to check e-mail when I woke up but when I did, I literally had about 50 invites to Google Talk in my inbox. Installed it and my first impression and question is will I be able to use this with Trillian and I am not overly impressed with the feature set.
Isn't that a great Title it came from Rogers Cadenhead Weblog A very good discussion on several websites today have me thinking about all the weird offers I have been getting for the past couple of months on doing link exchanges. The latest one was from a company that sells watches. Why would they ever think I would even consider
Seems like Microsoft and Google have jumped into bed and now Blogger users have a cool plugin for word. My question is why did they not create a similar plugin for OneNote that would have been really cool. Now we will see if someone can get Microsoft to make it work with other blogging tools. The API is their and
First of all I do not advocate people stealing software, please support the creators of software by purchasing it legally. If you do download warez user beware, if the hacker was smart enough to patch the code so you can run an application un-registered then they are smart enough to put something nasty in that package as well. I don't