November 25, 2011
In September, Google decided to axe a number of services that were under-performing as part of an ongoing effort to focus on core projects. Today, the body count has increased. Perhaps the most significant loss is Knol, which was Google’s attempt to create a viable Wikipedia alternative.
August 13, 2010
It has recently been announced that Google Wave‘s development will be coming to an end. There are many different people giving their own opinions on why Google Wave didn’t take off. The subject is largely up to interpretation and I’m sure you have your opinions, too. All we know is that it didn’t take off, [...]
April 11, 2010
Last week, we asked you if you downloaded movies. Some of you might have been a little worried in answering. Don’t worry we are not working with the entertainment industry! Your responses were completely confidential! I know a lot of people who just download everything they want with no regards for copyright law. We learned [...]
January 3, 2010
The other day, when I came to know about Google Dashboard, I thought I’d check out just how much of my life is in Google’s servers. I was shocked with what I saw. I was practically living my life with Google. And the revelation set my brain in motion – that maybe… just maybe, I’d [...]
December 24, 2009
During the past few days, I have been trying to finally get the hang of Google Wave. When it first came out, my initial response to it was the same one as when Twitter came out : “eh? what’s this all about then?!” But after some playing about with it, I think I [...]
December 4, 2009
You wouldn’t put it past them, and now they’ve done it; Google has reinvented email. The news has reached most people by now, but just in case you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, I’ll start out with an – admittedly oversimplified – explanation. Because that’s the thing with Google Wave: [...]
November 26, 2009
It is a well agreed upon fact that Google makes some of the best products out there in the cloud today. So much so that people are crazy to try out anything new from Google. Wave and Chrome OS are recent examples of this. Some time back we showed you GMDesk, that lets you easily [...]
