Microsoft’s newly released search engine Bing is up and running, and it appears to be a hit.
I have several items I keep in a search list that I look for every now and then. I immediately put Bing to the test with the list, and was quite pleased at the results. I was shown relevant [...]
Two weeks ago my favorite home page and RSS reader iGoogle got a facelift, for the worse in my opinion. Unsually, Google made no official announcement of it, that changed today. Upon logging in I see this little button in the top middle of my iGoogle page:
So I clicked it only to read what I [...]
You just saw the funniest clip on YouTube ever and emailed the link to all your co-workers and posted it on your friends’ MySpace page, but when they go to view it, it’s not available. Chances are, it was a copyrighted TV show, movie preview or music video that wasn’t allowed by the YouTube [...]
More than three years ago I got a Gmail account for no other reason than it was the cool thing to do. Gmail was in beta, invite only and fairly exclusive. The first month that invites started to be sent out, each user would get five to give to friends and family. [...]
01.26The iPhone Rocks #2
The iPhone just keeps getting better. I updated my phone just two days ago. This update has been the biggest one since September.
The new features on the phone are even more exciting than the new season of American Idol!
I can now rearrange the icons on the homepage. They do a cute little jig on the [...]
After more than thirty minutes of seeing errors while trying to send a message in Gmail, whatever was ailing the server seems to have been fixed. Being that Gmail is still beta, it makes me reflect on an earlier article, what if Gmail shuts down. I rely on Gmail probably more than [...]
As of about 10:50am EST, Google’s web based email Gmail is dead is not responding. What makes it worse is that Google Groups are giving a 500 Internal Server Error when trying to view them. It took more than 10 minutes to get my email to load properly, trying to send a message [...]
AIM, also known as AOL Instant messenger, is still my instant message software of choice; I’ve been using it for what seems like forever and have several hundred contacts in it. Google’s Gmail has a chat feature built in, no need to download software, so this works in a pinch, but only if the [...]
So after what I thought was a clever message to the masses regarding the demise of OiNK turns out to be a subtle hint for a new, member only, invite only bittorrent tracking site. Waffles.fm is, from what I understand, very similar to how OiNK was run, only they were never quite as big [...]
Just two weeks after Google hit $600 per share, they’ve surpassed the $700 per share barrier, and seem to keep on moving. I’m kicking myself for not buying at $400 per share, but I have nowhere near enough money to purchase enough shares to make it worth it. A stock split has got [...]