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May 13, 2009
(by Erick Schonfeld of techcrunch.com) Google Squared is How Google Will Crush Wolfram Alpha. One of the next frontiers of search is taking all of the unstructured data spread helter-skelter across the Web and treat it like it is sitting in a nice, structured database. It is easier to get answers out of a database where […]
May 13, 2009
You might know a lot of online services to create surveys: SurveyMonkey, Zoomerang…. well, here we have a new one, still on beta, but new and looking goooood. Survs – Collaborative Online Survey Tool, Web Survey Software.
May 12, 2009
I have previously talked about several alternatives to twitter. FriendFeed is again, more than twitter, and it is hitting really hard. Personally I like brightkite with the great iphone apps, but friendfeed is growing very fast! Give it a try. You can log in with your twitter account, but you can have videos, photos, etc… […]
May 12, 2009
Google Voice is coming soon. It is a service that gives you one number for all your phones, voicemail that is easy as email, and many enhanced calling features like call blocking and screening, voicemail transcripts, call conferencing, international calls, and more. Google Voice is currently available for GrandCentral users only, but will be open […]
May 11, 2009
Cool idea. You plug one of this and you have extra juice for your Macbook and iphone. Up to 32 hours!! Go and visit the company’s web, hyperdrive.
May 9, 2009
Now we have plenty of software that use gps location from the photos we take. You take photos with a gps phone, such as the iphone, most of the nokias then you import the photos into iphoto or picasa3 and voila, you know where the photo was shot, using google maps, for instance. Well, if […]
May 9, 2009
Google company executive Eric Schmidt said Google was looking at ways to generate money from the surge of social networking activity on the Internet, as well as at ways of integrating microblogging capabilities, such as those popularized by Twitter, into its search product.
May 8, 2009
You know, for a device as potentially bad ass as the Martin Jetpack is — the company boasts a maximum range of 31.5 miles at 63 mph, and the ability to hover at 8,000 feet above ground effect — the video we’ve seen thus far has been pretty lackluster. Of course, you can’t actually get your hands […]