Old features, new name
Tuesday, May 1st, 2007Google’s portal is now called iGoogle
Google’s portal is now called iGoogle
Google Maps Service hast been extended. Now a registered user can create own maps easily. The results can be exported via KLM.
Yesterday, I spoke with Boris about the “ Google Code” and the silently growing project management site. Google started with “Code Search” and is now establishing a suite a la Sourceforge. Just another provider that will be kicked by side from Google. Boris said, that would damage the community oppinion. Even so, today I saw this message and wonder if it is possible to buy Sourceforge…
tags: google, sourceforge
I forgot to inform that the new version of Google Reader is much more comfortable than the last one, so I moved all my blog-reading off the Bloglines to Google Reader…
Today I noticed that my google service offers several “new” services in the upper left corner of my GMail. These are Google, GMail, Calendar, Photos, Docs and Spreadsheets.
The new one are:
Great. We are continously moving to online office….
I installed Google Analytics in order to find out, who is reading my blog…
A nice extension for Firefox, showing the Blogs (from Blogger) to the current site visited
http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/webcomments/index.html
Today I tried out Google Talk, another product extending the Google Empire. It works very fine and managed to communicate across the corporate boundaries with non-transparent HTTPS proxy.
This is a very helpfull feature in terms of a global avaliability. I continue to use Skype, because of its Skype-Out feature and hope that Google will extend its Talk or simply buy Skype…