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To do: switch on Labs features in Google Apps
I recently switched over from standard google mail, calendar etc. to make more use of and get my head round Google Apps. The first thing I noticed was that I’d lost some features I’d enabled on the standard gmail. I’d … Continue reading
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What the Google Intranet Looks Like Google inside. Via tracking “intranet” on Twitter. (tags: google intranet)
Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 1 – Google Alerts
How do you keep on top of everything everyone’s saying about East Dulwich, or any other subject, online? In this series of short articles I’m going to run through a few things you can set up quickly and for free … Continue reading
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Tagged alerts, East Dulwich, google, google alerts, How things work, how to, internet, PR, press office, productivity, search, time-saving tips, tips
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Blog Readability Test
I’ve just been having a bit of fun with this… The Blog Readability Test. What level of education is required to understand your blog? – as seen on David Cushman’s site. Apparently you require a “high school” education to read … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, bbc news, fun, genius, google, readability, reading level
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Google’s OpenSocial launches
Google says “the web is better when it’s social” so it must be true. OpenSocial from Google. Not another social network. Is this a nail in Facebook’s coffin? It’s funny, I’ve become so accustomed to consciously ingnoring google ads on … Continue reading
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Tagged google, internet, launch, opensocial, RIAs, social, technology, web apps, web development
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Size of Google Mail box is now 4358 MB and growing
Last week it was 3700 MB or so… That’s a mighty fine amount of free (as in lunch) online data storage.
Momentarily I can be found!
Occasionally I search for my name on the web in the vain hope that one day I will no longer be buried beneath hundreds of thousands of prices for network interface cards (NICs). And to my great astonishment that day … Continue reading
Google base: another step towards global domination
If you add in every small business in the world – and believe me, Google is thinking that way – you can sum up Google’s ambitions in the commercial world as this: the company would like to provide a platform … Continue reading
Google reader
I’ve been trying out the newly launched Google reader, which I was alerted to via my Bloglines subscription to a Google blog – oh my aren’t we just sooo post-modern You need a Google account (gmail address) to use it. … Continue reading
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Tagged feed reader, google, Google Reader, reader, RSS, RSS aggregator, RSS reader
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Google calendar imminent?
I’ve been looking for some open source calendar software to sit alongside my blog for my own personal use and to share if useful one or two event categories with friends and family Having just read that a google calendar … Continue reading