| Of course there’s nothing 100% stable and reliable in the online world as so many services tend to experience downtimes that prevent their users from doing what they want or need to. This is particularly true for smaller and newer services, especially those wearing the “beta” tag near their logos. But in this world that’s [...] |
Posts Tagged with ‘Google’
I Depend on Google More Than I Care to. Exactly What am I Supposed To Do Now?
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on September 03, 2009
Study Shows People Are More Than Happy with Google
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on August 18, 2009
| When it comes to technology products, there are often situations when people are very upset with the products they use or try to use. Reasons can vary from lack of experience or knowledge to overall lack of usability of the product. But no matter whose fault it actually is, users rarely want to admit that [...] |
Google Is a Religion and All Online Businesses are Faithful
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on August 14, 2009
| Guest post by Elliot Cohen, CEO of TripCart.com It is quite obvious that in the online world Google has become a true religion with so many worshippers that it is amazing. I am thinking of this from the side of the web business who wants to find favor in the eyes of God (the search [...] |
You Do Believe in Google, Right?
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on August 07, 2009
| I have recently received a very interesting comment on one of my post about Google where the reader compared Google to religion as there are definitely many similarities between how we believe in God and how we have learned to believe in Google (in fact, every time I try to type “God”, I invariably end [...] |
Adding Languages Is Not Always Enough to Add Countries, Google
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on July 16, 2009
| I sometimes can’t help but wonder how carelessly some of the largest companies in the online world tend to treat their international users, looking like they don’t care about these users at all and like these users don’t generate any advertising or other revenue for them – and don’t deserve attention because of this. As [...] |
Why I Still Think It Was a Bad Idea to Make Google Squared Public
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on June 08, 2009
| After Google Squared officially became public last week, the entire blogosphere has been full of various examples of how strange its results can actually be. Of course we were all told that this is merely an experiment and only the first step of making the web structured instead of surfing through multiple web pages to [...] |
Google Turns Celebrities into Social Celebrities. Well, Maybe Half Social.
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on June 03, 2009
| To tell you the truth, I have never even wondered about what a celebrity would do when he or she has some spare time online to surf the web for whatever purpose it may be. But I know that many people are interested in every step of their favorite actors or singers and numerous online [...] |
Imagine That Wave Does Not Come From Google…
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on May 29, 2009
| The blogosphere has been abuzz over the new product announced by Google named Wave for the last few days. I myself have somewhat mixed feelings because judging by the screenshots Wave is not exactly what we love Google for – minimalism and style. To be 100% honest, Wave looks like a complex application with a [...] |
Google Further Improves Search, Does The Competition Have Any Chances?
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on May 12, 2009
| We can think everything we want about Google and we can be paranoid all we want about how it collects all the information about every single user it has, but there’s no denying to at least one fact: Google Search is still their best product. True, in the recent years Google has offered us numerous [...] |
Google Wants To Know How It Has Changed Your Life. Now Has It?
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on May 07, 2009
| Honestly, I can’t imagine my life without Google. I use Gmail for all my personal emails and I use that account for Google Talk where I have more contacts than in ICQ even though I’ve been using ICQ for 8 years and GTalk – for less than 3 years now. After many failed attempts to [...] |



