Tag: google
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Gmail accounts preferred by Google Spreadsheet
Google launched an online spreadsheet application earlier today. To overcome the problems experienced with previous launches, they are limiting the numbers of people who can access it by asking people to go through a signup process. I signed up for a Google Spreadsheet account this afternoon and I received one already. Interestingly, I signed up…
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IT@Cork Web 2.0 Mini Conference Google Calendar
I’m involved in the organisation of the June 8th, IT@Cork Web 2.0 mini-conference, as I have mentioned previously. I’ve set up an IT@Cork Web 2.0 calendar with Google Calendar. It has the schedule for the talks and a bloggers dinner the evening before which Damien is organising (thanks Damien!). The calendar has two ways you…
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Google Reader – how to delete feeds
Google Reader is one of the better online feed readers. It sports a nice ajaxy interface and runs reasonably speedily. However, I have 239 feeds in my Google Reader account now and I wish to delete most of these. The only problem is that there doesn’t appear to be a way to delete more than…
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Google Calendar reviewed
I recently decided to re-visit the online calendar issues I wrote about previously. Since writing that piece, Bernard informed me of a site called iCal Exchange which allows publishing and subscribing of iCal calendars. This service was ok but I had connectivity issues with it from time to time plus I didn’t want to have…
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Technorati tag search broken?
I did a couple of tag searches on Technorati this afternoon – but they came up empty – I wasn’t so surprised with one or two of the more obscure ones I tried but when my search for the tag Google came up with the following message: There are no posts with that tag yet.…
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AT&T purchase Google
In a move that has stunned corporate America – newly re-branded AT&T has announced that it is to purchase Google. The price paid has not yet been released but it is anticipated to be in the hundreds of billions making this one of the largest deals ever in US corporate history. In a statement released…
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Google to store your data encrypted?
Yet another Google story (!) – this time Google have announced that they have bought Writely – I wrote about Writely previously, Writely is a browser-based word processor with all kinds of Ajaxy, starring, tagging and RSSy goodness! This further strengthens Google’s hand in their ambitions to have everyone save all their info on Google…
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Google cannot be trusted with confidential information
Google inadvertently released some confidential information last week – the information was in the speaker notes of a PowerPoint file posted for the Google investors meeting. Greg Linden downloaded the PowerPoint file not realising fully what it contained but as soon as he started blogging about it, it was pulled from the Google site and…