You’d think if people were going to copy the idea behind Digg, they would have done it much sooner than now. You know, people like Netscape, who jump in there quick and really rip something off.
Profy.com has a post about Yahoo!, MSN and Dell beginning to offer services for their users to rate various resources […]
Should Google and any other search engine for that matter have the right to grab any content off the web and include it in their search results? My opinion is that if it’s published on the web, then yes. I’m not sure what the problem is. Erik Schonfeld seems to agree on the Business 2.0 […]
I’ve been in my main three webmail accounts quite a bit here over the past few days and I’ve noticed that there’s becoming more of a gap between all three than a convergence.
There was a point where I was getting ready to give up my Yahoo! Mail account for my Gmail one as my primary. I […]
In a recent SitePoint Tribune E-mail, one of the articles talks about how Google has started their decent down a “slippery slope” with doctored search results.
For a search engine to provide as its top free “result” a link to a competitive service (that the search engine company owns) is just plain rude — it goes […]
Is there anyone that uses Gmail that’s not aware of GTalk? Are you using Gmail?
Would you rather also have GTalk running as a separate application, or do you like just using it embedded within Gmail? I prefer having it embedded instead of having a separate application running in my task tray.
Actually my IM preference is […]
AOL has announced an update to their software will be coming down the pipeline soon. Remember, AOL is now free and their new software will be called AOL OpenRide.
OpenRide, which lets users check e-mail from rivals such as Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news) reflects a new approach to courting users.
Although it has […]
Yahoo Mail has released a few more new improvements for their webmail interface. I really like the changes actually. They have fulfilled my wish to give me a reason to not move everything completely to Gmail.
Totally Web2.0 welcome banner at the top with the must have gradient color fill. I like the gradient, it helps […]
A few interesting things out of the Google-dom lately.
Google Reader gets an upgrade
The update to the Google Reader application is one I’m watching closely. I haven’t had a chance to really sit down and play with the changes to see if it might actually be able to replace Bloglines for me or not. We’ll see.
Supercharge […]
I needed to logout of my own Gmail account today so I could access my wife’s account to look up an e-mail for her. When I went to log back into the account, I noticed that the storage space for Gmail continues to expand and has now almost reached 3GB (2759.616526MB to be exact, of […]
Google’s search rankings actually declined this past month according to one web traffic tracking site.
Google Sites led the pack with 2.7 billion search queries performed, followed by Yahoo Sites (1.8 billion), MSN-Microsoft (802 million), Time-Warner Network (366 million), and Ask Jeeves/Ask Network (338 million).
Google and Yahoo! continued their dominance in toolbar searches, combining for more […]
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