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Come on, admit it: we all knew the Pre would not save Palm, didn’t we?
I mean, I must have bought/used Palm’s complete product line back in the 90s, but they really lost me with the Treo. They dropped the ball a few years ago when the competition started to do ‘proper’ USB, synced to [...]
22Feb
Google desparately need to implement Identity Management
Posted by Frank Koehntopp as Blogging
I’m a really really happy user of lots of Google services. I have my own domain linked to Google Apps For Your Domain (GAFYD). I use Google Docs. I’ve been a GMail user before. I put pictures I want to share on Picasa. May contacts are in Google Contacts. Some of my appointments are shared [...]
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- Tags: buzz, gafyd, gmail, google, google apps, google wave, identity, Identity Management
That was in my email today:
And that is what I get when I click on the invitation:
I *hate* that – it’s the internet, stupid!
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- Tags: google, google voice
How Retro can you get?
It’s called “High Score”, and it’s the first theme that really appeals to me.
Ah! This is something I’ve been trying to do for a few months: you can easily re-order feeds in Google Reader by accident, just by clicking a fraction of a second too long when selecting a different feed. SO far I had not found a way to fix this.
Just found the solution here: http://www.ghacks.net/2008/08/14/sort-subscriptions-alphabetically-in-google-reader/comment-page-1/#comment-738193
Yay!
There’s a new feature for GMail users, something that some of us may have already been using for a while. They moved the title around a bit so that it’s easier for you to see if you have new unread email when the browser window is minimized, or you’re working in another tab.
This is what [...]
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- Tags: better gmail, firefox, gmail, google
Abelsoft have released a small tool that will remove the unique ID from Google’s web browser:
“Regarding to Google, “Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier”. Unfortunately, each Google Chrome installation contains a unique ID that allowing identifying its user. Google doesn’t [...]
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