After Google launched Buzz just a few days ago there are already big speculations would it be next big thing – will see. But what I’m sure – if it grows massive you (blogger) would not like to miss it.
Big tech blogs like Mashable and TechCrunch have already added Google Buzz buttons to their [...]

If you are located in some country outside US typing in Google.com you will be redirected to local Google domain. Google does it because local country domains are made to provide more relevant results to local country users, but it can be very annoying if you want to search some topic unrelated to country.  [...]

New war in the mobile phone business brings to the fight Google and Apple – two of the biggest whales of Silicon Valley. Here is the chart done by Business Week comparing these two different philosophies.
Check out also Business Week article.

Nexus One is definitely on tongues of geeks all over the world. One of the main things to talk about is how much does it cost to own Nexus One – below you can see comparison of the Nexus One up against the rest. Thanks to BillShrink for the chart!

As I’m using Chrome for more than a month now I have installed few useful extensions to make my life a bit easier. There are new Chrome extensions every day but for you to choose the right ones to install, I will give a little review on addons dedicated for Facebook, Twitter.
Twitter
Chromed Bird – Really [...]

According to the StatCounter latest data FireFox 3.5 currently is the most popular browser overtaking it’s largest competitor Internet Explorer 7.0 and showing largest growth as IE 8.0. As I’m very excited about Chrome browser, for me the most interesting thing next year will be how large share of the market will take this Google [...]

Using Gmail Labs you have a possibility to add gadgets to standard mailbox. Gmail gadgets will enable different usability features that may help you sort/filter/search email and do a bunch of other stuff.
But gadgets on the labs page are just a beginning – if you want to experience more functionality and reach for other [...]

Online software/apps have several advantages against desktop competitors – they are accessible on every computer that have internet connection and you may forget about difficult installation and configuration process. In this article I want to share some of the presentation applications you can use for your business.
1) Prezi

I love this service! With the help [...]

If you don’t regularly check out the Google Labs page, you could be missing out on being an early adopter of the Next Big Thing. A new testing product called Google Squared displays results in a format similar to MS Excel.

Don’t you hate it when technology cuts you down to size? Take GOOG 411 for example. The wonderful free directory assistance tool from Google NEVER understands what I have to say – EVER. It’s so bad, that at one point I called another automated system just to make sure I wasn’t having [...]

Last week, a rumor of a new Google Mobile App for the iPhone is making the voice-recognition feature a reality. Many waited for it to become available as early as Friday but for no apparent reason it didn’t show up in the iTunes apps store. What it needed was a single post from the Official [...]

By now, there are probably millions of users who have downloaded the new browser in town – the lightweight, clean and simple Google Chrome browser. If you haven’t, waste no time, head on to Google.com/Chrome and download it now. Or if you wish, you might want to read first, our initial impression of Google Chrome.