Give Flock a chance…
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Sebastian
I think it was at the end of last year when you could be part of an alpha test for the new browser Flock. I tried it, as have some others and – let’s say there were issue which made it not yet ready. Mario and Nico agreed on our recent Vier Nasen tanken Super […]
New Gmail features
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Sebastian
This morning I noticed a little red “New features” on top of my Gmail screen. Among them were the option to choose your own RSS feeds in web clips. I don’t pay much attention to the web clips, but maybe that’ll change when I see Scripting News or the InfoRouter there.Also, GChat is now available […]
Why Google Calendar is no WEB 2.0 Software
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Sebastian
So Google Calendar is out, as I wrote before. Techcrunch has an in-depth report and Steve Rubel also likes it. Sure, there is the full integration with Gmail which could work great and Ajax, fine. So it is a Calendar 2.0. So is 30boxes. Here is the catch.Google Calendar is beta (as everything from Google). […]
Boot Camp for low-core gamers?
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Sebastian
In the last edition of the gang, Gillmor and the others – among other things – discuss the effect of Apple’s Boot Camp software which lets you run a Windows OS on your Mac.I think it was Mike Vizard who said that Mac’s are superior machines when it comes to getting work done. Reliable with […]
Google Calendar is out
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Sebastian
Somebody just sent me an email, asking me to sign-up for Google Calendar for a project. It is also announced on various blogs.There. I’ll sign up because of the project of course but will compare it sharply with 30 boxes, my current solution with which I am very happy. Technorati Tags: googlecalendar, google, 30boxes
Amazing UI at the doctors office
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Sebastian
I had a doctors appointment yesterday and apart from the fact that I didn’t enjoy it, I had the opportunity to witness a great software UI. While diagnosing me the doctor pressed some keys, giving the system information need for billing I am sure (well, and the file). He then handed me over to his […]