I’ve been using Google+ for a couple of days now, and I really like it. While I have not yet had a chance to give every feature a full run through it’s paces, I have very much liked what I have had a go with. Here’s why I think it has promise.
I was reading this interesting (and bravely-titled) post on cross-browser testing earlier and scrolling down this memory-jogging infographic detailing the history of modern web browsers when I got to the bottom where Chrome came into existence and thought back to that day in early September 2008 when Chrome was first leaked then announced and the [...]
Did I just say the survival of Google, the world’s biggest search engine, the number 1 website on the internet, and a company with $23 billion revenues for 2009 (and already at nearly $21 billion through the third quarter of 2010)? (Source) I’m not as crazy as you undoubtedly would like to think. Google’s pretty [...]
In the middle of last week, while announcing the Nexus S phone and Android Gingerbread, a new version of Google Maps for Android was announced. It touts some brilliant features, such as vector based maps for faster loading and a better scaling experience on the device, offline maps and routing ability, and 3D buildings. Here [...]
Last night Google Hotpot launched. It is a very early version of Google’s local ratings service, giving users the chance to rate local restaurants, bars, pubs, clubs – well pretty much any place really. Initially I thought (as I suppose many people did) that this is only the web interface, but I also noticed this [...]
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