These two podcasts provide great background on the new Google Gears (AJAX apps, offline) project. The first, with Brad Neuberg (THE expert in the field of offline AJAX), covers the basics and discusses the connection between Dojo’s offline functionality and Gears. The second, with Mike Tsao, covers the short history of Gears development [...]
Saturday, December 23, 2006
For the past few nights I’ve been trying to figure out why Google Reader is slow on the Nokia 770. In my experience it generally takes 30 seconds to switch between feeds.
Number of feeds is not a factor. The feed switch time doesn’t change a lot. I tried 2 accounts - one [...]
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Congrats to Mike Solomon and the YouTube crew. You earned it!
I bought another copy of my son’s favorite book (he keeps tearing out pages) with Google Checkout this morning.
As a buyer, I might prefer Google Checkout over Paypal. Both services keep my cc# away from the seller AND give the seller no way to get money from me without my express permission. With [...]
This is fantastic news! Finally the browsers on my home desktop, my work notebook and my eo UMPC can all share the same bookmarks, history, cookies and (gulp) saved passwords, synchronized in REAL TIME! AND this extension will make dual booting a lot less stressful. Download here.
As a bonus nice touch, when you [...]
YES!
Google just announced that they are releasing a limited version of SketchUp for free! Meanwhile, you can visit the 3D Warehouse to find everyone else’s (geographically-tagged) creations.
SketchUp is really easy to use. I suggest watching a few of the videos to get started and then dive right in. I made a Sonic Screwdriver 3D model [...]
I played with Google’s new property, SketchUp, tonight. After watching a couple of the videos, it’s easy to use. I hope they release a free version. [More on SketchUp over at Make.]
Anyway, I grabbed an image of the Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver (the Eccleston version) from Henriks, imported it as a texture and [...]
blog.tokash.org and all it’s children currently have a PR of 0. It looks like I’m being penalized. For what, though? Is it just a wierd hiccup at Google? When I looked 2 days ago, most of my pages had a PR of 4 or 5.
Update: I just checked the PR of [...]
Monday, February 27, 2006
Paul Stone found a reference to Google Calendar and Om has more info.
The Origami plot thickens with the found video and Om chastizes Palm for not doing it first (I totally agree).