Google - Part 5

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No more Beta for Google

posted on July 8, 2009 in google with 3 Comments

Google’s finally out of BETA. Yup, no more “BETA” in the their logos. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk are all now stable products. Both for consumers and enterprise users. Gmail itself has been in BETA for 5 years. The other aps in Google’s suite have also done their years in BETA. Come [...]

Gmail does 25MB attachments now

posted on June 30, 2009 in google, Internet with 1 Comment

Not sure if you’ve realized but Gmail has raised it’s maximum attachment size from 10MB to 25MB. This is great, I don’t have to attach crappy low quality videos anymore. Some people have commented that the 25MB limit only works with the the manual HTML upload tool and not the flash upload tool as it’ [...]

I get more Firefox then IE

posted on June 24, 2009 in Internet, Site News, Surveys with 0 Comments

This is awesome. Was going through my Google Analytics reports today. Most of my visitors run Firefox and not IE. Looking at my stats from the past month. Firefox’s at 59.70%. IE was only at 27.75 % coming 2nd, followed by Chrome at 4.34%. Looking at my stats, I guess most of my visitors are [...]

Google Analytics on your desktop with Polaris

posted on May 27, 2009 in Internet, Software with 3 Comments

Polaris brings Google Analytics to your desktop. The desktop widget Adobe AIR powered making it cross-platform. The basic “free” widget allows you to monitor one site. If you need more, you could by upgrading to the full version (unlimited profiles) for USD 15 per year. The default view is the dashboard with an overview of [...]

Google and Goats

posted on May 12, 2009 in google, green with 1 Comment

Having grass issues at home? Don’t want to throw cash away maintaining your lawn? Google had the same problem at their Mountain View headquarters. They had fields that needed maintenance and wanted to low carbon solution. Well, GOATS!! Yup, you heard me, GOATS!! Google got 200 goats and a border collie to manage them. The [...]

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