Chris Gilmer
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Filed under: Features, Google, Googleholic
Googleholic for January 1st 2008
In this Happy New Year issue of Googleholic we cover:
- Yahoo soldier moves to Google
- Google trademarks of 2007
- What will Google focus on it 2008?
- Social networking gets a push at Google
- Some stats on Google
- Designers Gmail hacked
Filed under: Web services, web 2.0
Weekend Web 2.0 roundup for December 30th
WooMe
It was only a matter of time before speed dating entered the Web2 online space. This service backed by the founder of Skype takes the crazy world of speed dating and wraps it up online in a way to meet new users, live. Hook up a mic and web cam and join "sessions" that are based on topics that you enjoy.
Filed under: Features, Google, Googleholic
Googleholic for December 28th 2007
In this issue of Googleholic we cover:
- 2008 Google predictions
- Google Reader is your friend again
- Google Phone coming in the Spring?
- Political advertising on Google
- .Mac pages in Google
- Will Google Apps offer more in 2008?
- Google VC's role in
- Google Docs gets a few new settings
Filed under: Features, Google, Googleholic
Googleholic for December 25th 2007
In this Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas issue of Googleholic we cover:
- Now that Google has your phone number...
- Microsoft <3's Android
- Earn miles using Checkout
- Orkut gets attacked
- Streetviews 1 upped in Dallas
- Removing your number from the Google
Filed under: Business, Design, Developer, Internet, Text, Productivity, Web services, P2P, Social Software, Search, web 2.0
Take and share notes with Springnote
Perhaps the most important feature of Springnote is the ability to import and export notes. Downloading options include HTML, XHTML and Send to a Blog or use anywhere else. Importing can be done using MS-word docs, .txt, HTML or OpenDocument .odt formats. Springnote has an open API and unlimited storage of text files with 2GB file storage available. There are tons of Springnote mashups that you can utilize to expand the functionality of your account, including IM, Flickr, and Firefox toolbar integration.
Weekend Web 2.0 roundup for December 23rd
Stitcher This iPhone or computer based website serves personal audio content. Stitcher, stitches together audio that you like, whether it's podcasts, weather, headline news or sporting events. Think of it as the Netvibes of audio, with a lot of small shows put together instead of one long audio show. To get started, visit the Stitcher site on your iPhone or click to listen to pre-made stations ...Share your work with Viewbook
Sharing your portfolio or a gallery can be done a number of ways, from building an HTML or Flash version to hosting a presentation gallery online at Google Docs. ViewBook makes it easy to create professional looking web presentations. ViewBook's presentation toolprovides a photo album and slideshow at a custom domain. Users can create galleries and portfolios with images, titles, descriptions ...Googleholic for December 21 2007
In this issue of Googleholic we cover:
It's Christmas at iGoogle
Cricket Scores
FTC clears DoubleClick acquisition
Illegal gambling fines
Security not the biggest concern with Streetview
Trojans in text ads
Win a Google Mini
OSX widget security
Continue reading Friday's Googleholic... ...Track Santa with NORAD (and Google)
NORAD's Santa Tracker is back, and with only four days till the big day, the NORAD website has many fun things for your kids (and you, we won't tell). We've mentioned the site in previous years; Thankfully, there will be no semi-celebrity greetings section this year. Visitors can take a stroll through Santa's North Pole village and click on the downtown shops for fun games and activities. ...Sync Microsoft Office documents with Google Docs using DocSyncer
The wait is over, DocSyncer is out of beta and open for all to use. This downloadable application allows PC based users of Microsoft Office and Google Docs to seamlessly sync documents. DocSyncer is a downloadable application that sits on your computer and automatically finds and syncs all of your document files to your Google Docs account. When it's running, it checks all of your documents and ...
With Halloween fast approaching, it's a great time to get in some practice defending your territory against zombies. In Graveyard Shift, you take aim at zombies and other creepy-crawlies, blasting them into splatters of cartoony green guts. It's a casual first-person shooter, and it's very easy to get the hang of - use the mouse to aim, click to fire. Graveyard Shift has at least 15 levels, and it might even have some secret stages I haven't unlocked yet.
They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
