Dell plunges, leading sector lower at the close
Technology stocks closed lower Friday, parting ways with the broader market’s push into positive territory. via MarketWatch Original post by MarketWatch
Month: November 2007
$10 To Answer This Question
I’m completely unable to find an answer (though this Russian forum might have something), so I’ll give ten bucks via PayPal (or whatever) to the first person to give me a working answer to this question: How do I force …
Google Reader Recommends Feeds, Adds Drag-n-Drop Organization
Google Reader has added a feature to the sidebar that recommends RSS feeds you might be interested in subscribing to based on your current subscription. They list three feeds, but click a link and you’ll get a page with 20 …
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Google to Bid for Wireless Spectrum
“Consumers deserve more competition and innovation than they have in today’s wireless world” Google Inc. will apply to bid for wireless spectrum in an upcoming government auction, the company said Friday. via Las Vegas Sun Original post by Las Vegas …
Google Experimental Adds Suggest, Search Digging
Google Experimental, where Google runs experimental search interfaces which you can subscribe to and add to your regular search experience, has added two new experiments. Keyword Suggestions is Google Suggest, the Google service that offers search suggestions as you type, …
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Corbis Offering Bloggers Free Use of Photos with Ads
Yet another means of making some money is presenting itself through the stock photography company started by Bill Gates: Corbis. What the company is doing is allowing bloggers to use some of their images for free in exchange for embedded …
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PC Magazine – Update: Google Confirms Bid for Wireless Spectrum
November 30, 2007 — Google announced today that the company will be trying to buy a national block of wireless spectrum from the U.S. government, opening up the possibility … Original post by FindArticles – Search Alert – google
PC Magazine – Google to Announce Spectrum Bid Today?
November 30, 2007 — SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters)—Google Inc was set to announce on Friday it will bid on coveted airwaves to launch a U.S. wireless network, the Wall … Original post by FindArticles – Search Alert – google
YouTube User Comment On Republican CNN/YouTube Debates
The YouTube blog has put together this playlist of what YouTube users who attended last night’s CNN/YouTube Republican Presidential Debate had to say after the debate: 46 videos in all, so take your time. Original post by Nathan Weinberg
Google Helps You Read Experts Exchange For Free
Experts Exchange is a website that answers questions on computer issues, and it ranks very well in Google search results. Problem is, it costs money to read the answer, $12.95 a month. Luckily, they expose the full answers to search …
Tay Zonday Sings For Dr. Pepper
Tay Zonday’s got a new video out,and it’s not what you expect from the deep voiced YouTube viral video star. Yeah, this time Tay’s got production values, featured rappers, dancers, and behind it all, corporate sponsorship. Dr. Pepper produced this …
Gadget Allows Rule Control Over iGoogle Themes
Ionut Alex details a new iGoogle Gadget that allows you more control over personalized homepage themes than ever before. With this Gadget, you can set rules for theme switching, using a different theme based on which computer you’re using, the …
Google Gadgets Now Run On Mac’s Dashboard
Google Desktop’s Gadgets are now cross-platform compatible with Apple’s Mac OS X Dashboard. That means you can run Gadgets alongside Widgets in the Dasboard, on Google’s Sidebar, and on the iGoogle personalized homepage, making them amazingly versatile, and letting Google’s …
Google To Back Your Ass Up: GDrive on Horizon
The latest non-scoop in Google’s global takeover has arrived in the form of an external hard drive — really, really external — like, a server somewhere in Mountain View. via SF Weekly Original post by SF Weekly
Google Announces Highly Open Participation Contest
The Google Code blog is talking about their new “Highly Open Participation Contest“, an effort to get pre-university students involved in different aspects of software development, part of the Summer of Code program. There are all sorts of tasks available, …
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Google Checkout and PayPal Unveil Holiday Offers
Google’s Checkout and eBay’s PayPal unit are showing off their big holiday offers, designed to get you to use their services when making your holiday purchases online. Google Checkout is giving $5-$50 off purchases at a number of online stores. …
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Verizon Sneak Attack on Googleplex! Or Not! [BoomTown]
“Verizon’s announcement will be more meaningful in a few years when more devices-not just cellphones-use wireless data networks.” Dismiss Posted at 12:11 AM on November 28, 2007 Was it a bold way to thwart new rivals, like Google and Apple, …
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Google introduces locator system for cell phone users
Internet search leader Google Inc. is testing technology that will find the location of people using its mobile mapping service, even if the phone making the connection isn’t equipped with a GPS receiver. via WFRV-TV Green Bay Original post by …
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PC Magazine – Google Adds ‘My Location,’ Terrain to Maps
November 28, 2007 — Google added to its arsenal of mapping functions Wednesday with a beta mobile app that utilizes cell phone tower signals to pinpoint a mobile phone user’s … Original post by FindArticles – Search Alert – google
PC Magazine – Google Devoting Millions to Solve Energy Crisis
November 27, 2007 — Google has set its sights on decreasing global dependency on coal Tuesday with the announcement of a new project intended to produce affordable renewable … Original post by FindArticles – Search Alert – google