I love being an AT&T customer. I really do. But I just had to share this since ecommerce and mobile technology fall within the jurisdiction of the Digital Sapien Blog. Have a great 4th of July.
Users are starting to see IMAP functionality under the “Fowarding and POP/IMAP” tab of the Options screen.
It’s not exactly the crime of the century, so why do I feel duked? Tom is no longer on my buddylist.
Sitelinks, the additional links that sometimes appear when a website is the top result for a query, has increase from 5 to 8 links.
Some videos are now directly playable within Google’s results. Universal search now provides instant gratification too.
Likely the user experience will be uneffected, but this could cause complications for SEO firms and data miners.
They’ve just released version 2.0 complete with a Web 2.0 component. But it’s too little too late to gain marketshare from Google Maps.
I didn’t know this, but the virtual world has supported voice chat since August and has received great reviews from users.
This little tibid has been a live-in-the field update submitted via SMS aka test messaging. Something interesting just happen in search engine marketing (SEM) and I had to spread the word.
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Google stock reached all time high of 600 dollars on October 8, 2007. Looks like investors approve of Google’s acquisitions spree.
This little tibid has been a live-in-the field update submitted via SMS aka test messaging. Something interesting just happen in search engine marketing (SEM) and I had to spread the word.
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Google Docs and Spreadsheets is an interesting service that Google has been offering for some time now. It’s a combination of purchased and in-house technology to provide a document editor similar to Microsoft Word and a spreadsheet program similar to Microsoft Excel, free, online, and with some unique web-based functionality, especially the ability for multiple [...]
