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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Voting for Google Search Results
Today Google Operating system posted about a personalized search experiment Google is doing with the search results. This experiment will allow you to personalize the search results by adding, moving or removing the order of search results. In the search … Continue reading
Gmail chat gets emoticons
Google added a much awaited feature emoticons to Gmail chat. They added emoticons support to Gtalk Gadget in May, it took almost six months for them to add this feature to Gmail and may be another six months for Gtalk. … Continue reading
Google Maps Mobile shows your location
Google added a new feature called My Location to Google Maps for mobile phones. My Location works like GPS and shows you your location on your mobile phone. If your phone already supports GPS, then it will use this information … Continue reading
MediaMaster: Your Music Anywhere
Mediamaster is a service that allows you to store your music collection online and listen to your music anywhere. Once you register at mediamaster you can upload your music, or listen to other users uploaded collection. You can listen to … Continue reading
Frustrated with Digg, head over to Mixx
Techcrunch is reporting that frustrated Digg contributors are heading over to Mixx, a new web 2.0 site for social news. What is Mixx Mixx has the same functionality as Digg, users can share stories, vote on favorites and comment on … Continue reading
Technology Talk 23/11/2007
This is the time for our technology talk series, find some interesting posts below from the blogs i read. 30 More Excellent Blog Designs by Smashing Magazine 13 Excellent Visual Styles For Windows XP by Brown Baron The Value of … Continue reading
Live Documents to challenge Microsoft Office
Sabeer Bhatia, the co-founder of Hotmail is challenging Microsoft Office with Live Documents. Yesterday he released Live Documents, a free online version of the office suite with programs similar to Word, Excel and Powerpoint. The Indian-born Stanford graduate said that … Continue reading
Flashphone: Free browser based phone calls
Flashphone is a web service which allows you to call from the browser itself. Unlike Skype or Yahoo Messenger you don’t need to install any software, it is browser based. Flashphone as the name suggest is flash based and it … Continue reading
Digg RSS Feeds with direct links to original articles
One of the worst things about Digg RSS feeds is that they doesn’t point directly to original articles with out going to Digg. If you are like me you don’t want to go to Digg (to read those funny comments). … Continue reading
Flickr Uploadr 3.0 Beta
Flickr released the beta 3.0 of their official Flickr Uploadr tool. If you have never used this tool a small recap, this tool allows you to upload photos from your desktop to Flickr easily. I use it to upload photos … Continue reading
