As you may or may not know, Google Buzz is tightly integrated with another Google product besides GMail. That product is Google Reader and it may help you quiet some of the noise so you can “listen” to one person at a time.
Just finished reading a post by Jessy Stay about the Google’s apparent turning on of the” firehose” in Google Reader.
…So to test it out (via this WP plugin) I’m putting up a new post to see just how it works
Seems the holidays got a little extended for me… hope to post this week.
Thanks to all my fans for your patience.
Really, both of you, thanks
As we progress into the 2009-10 winter season, it’s a great time get an energy audit done and start saving money. If not, then envision precious dollars slipping through the unsealed cracks in your house.
Google presented a demo of its unique operating system, dubbed Chrome OS on Friday. The concept was introduced back in July of 2009. They also released all the source code for the OS to the open source community. How does this affect me you may ask. Well, right now, not so much. In a year, that may be a different story.
Microsoft just announced the beta version of Office 2010 – now available free for download. Just make your way over to the download page and in a few minutes you’ll be downloading a 700 megabyte install file.
In a timely fashion you’ll receive links with snippets of text related to your search terms. You choose to have results delivered via email or to your feed-reader. The icing on this cupcake is its ability to schedule the frequency of deliveries – “As it happens”, “once a day” or “once a week”.
Wakoopa’s power is based on the user’s willingness to share their list of software and its usage with the world. Wakoopa enables this through via a program running in the background locally on your computer.
Yes, believe it or not, there are people, a surprising large number of people that don’t spend most of their day on the computer. I know, crazy ain’t it? You must know someone like that. They’re intelligent, busy individuals that spend a good part of the day outdoors.
Amazon offers, at 15 cents per gigabyte, a very affordable backup solution on their S3 Internet cloud infrastructure
Google Reader helps quiet the Google Buzz
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Posting soon, really…
Posted on January 11th, 2010
Home Energy Audit – Now’s the Time to Save Some Cash
Posted on November 24th, 2009
Google Wants You To Forget About Your Operating System
Posted on November 21st, 2009
Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Available Now
Posted on November 20th, 2009
Google Stays Alert Even if You’re Not
Posted on November 19th, 2009
Software Usage? There’s a Wakoopa Tracker for that
Posted on November 19th, 2009
Bring your friend to the Internet Day: Part One
Posted on November 19th, 2009
Backing up in the Jungle, Amazon’s Jungle Disk that is
Posted on November 19th, 2009
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