You can click for a larger view… I’m not the only one who’s noticed. Internet Explorer 7 blocking Google AdSense IE7 disables javascript with the security setting on “high”, which would not allow AdSense ads to show along with numerous features of most websites. IE6 works exactly the same and the phenomenon is definitely not [...]
Tagged Google, Google AdSense, Google Analytics, Internet Explorer 7Even though the Update to this post on TechCrunch about Last.fm and the RIAA says that Last.fm hasn’t handed over any user data to the RIAA, um, guess what? There’s at least 3 different websites (and those are just the ones I know of) (that are pretty easy to find with a simple Google search) [...]
Tagged Facebook, Last.fm, Recording Industry Association of America, TechCrunchImage via CrunchBase By disabling the Labs extensions and then reenabling the most important ones, I’ve managed to fix my issue with Gmail constantly resizing the inbox, and now have 4 different (lowercase) inboxes displayed one on top of the other: Inbox (for GTD style collection – even though my library still hasn’t gotten the [...]
Tagged Gmail, Google Gadget, Google Labs, Mozilla Firefox, Remember The MilkIf it’s good enough for Gina Trapani, it’s certainly good enough for me. Sorry Apple fans (I know there’s at least 2 reading this blog)… I use and spend more time in Gmail more than anything else (yes, even Facebook!), so if an Android phone is better for that, then it’s not even really a [...]
Tagged android, Gina Trapani, Gmail, Google, iPhone, SmartphoneSo, yesterday I set up additional mailboxes using Gmail Labs’ new Multiple Inboxes feature. Then I created a label called To Do and added “label:To Do” as one of my other inboxes (well, actually, my only other one). This slight tweak allowed me to move things from my capital-I Inbox to the To Do label, [...]
Tagged Getting Things Done, Gmail, Google, Google LabsImage via Wikipedia First post from Google’s new Social Web blog. Exciting!
Tagged Google, Google Friend Connect, Social web, WeblogsI mean, it’s not like I do it that often anyway (since it’s so freaking expensive), but this (clearly biased, but still somewhat informative) article has convinced me. I usually respond to people’s text message by calling them since it’s cheaper (and usually faster) to call. Some quotes from the article: 20 class-action lawsuits have [...]
And I’m willing to bet most people don’t even realize it. Since Facebook added comments to just about everything that passes through the News Feed, it’s created a microblog for every member of the network. I now feel justified laughing at people (at least, behind their backs) who thought I was weird for having 3+ [...]
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