Google is battling strong to be the preferred online collaboration tool with Google Apps and they might just come out ahead with these latest offerings. Google will make available mail migration, allowing administrators to transfer mail from an IMAP server into exiting Google accounts. Aside from that, Apps will also feature the following: Shared address [...]

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It seems that made-for-Adsense (MFA) blacklisting is affecting the rest of us earning from Adsense. Digital Inspiration reports of a seemingly across-the-board drop in Adsense earnings by publishers. Coincidentally this is happening during the time when Google cracks down on MFA sites. Adsense publishers report that earnings per click (EPCs) are down. Clickthrough rates (CTRs) [...]

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It’s a marketing war, I tell you. So probably I’m part of the reason why Microsoft and Windows Vista gained some points in the OS market share with my purchase of a laptop with a bundled Vista Home Basic (sucks!). In any case, my purchase made a stat point in Vista’s gain of 3/4 of [...]

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The boons and banes of social networking. Seven sex offenders were arrested for violating their parole by going online and posting profiles on social network MySpace. Data was provided to Texas police by MySpace. This is part of the preventive measures done by the State to curb the victim-finding activities of these sex offenders. Many [...]

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I have to admit that I use Yahoo! Messenger just a bit more than my other IMs. It’s simply because most of my contacts and friends also use Y!M as their primary IM. However, for e-mail purposes, I’m a hardcore Gmail user. I just think the simple interface and mailbox space can’t be beat. Yahoo! [...]

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A while back, I posted about the initial run of the Google slideshow viewer. It was only available to chosen accounts. But today seems to be the lucky day for all of us. Google just made this feature available to all. PowerPoint attachments now have a “View as Slideshow” option. A similar feature allowing viewing [...]

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Cases of tainted food from superstores continue to come up. While there’s still the salmonella scare in peanut butter, here’s another one on E. coli tainted beef sold at Safeware stores in Arizona.

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If you’re a PB&J fan or simply a peanut butter fan, then you might want to pay attention to this news. CNN reports that there are now 628 cases of salmonella illness reported in 47 states all related to bad peanut butter. The outbreak that started back in February has now risen to 628, a [...]

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StumbleUpon changed my computing life. It lessened my time looking for relevant sites and reduced my battle with Google and search keywords. And this news will probably affect all that. StumbleUpon has just recently been acquired by eBay for $75M. As far as the news goes, there really isn’t a concrete picture of what one [...]

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Hot off the news and into your computer. Google just made available Google Gears (BETA). It’s “an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using JavaScript APIs.” These include: Store and serve application resources locally Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness [...]

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Computerworld published this list of 10 computer skills . If you’re and IT professional who’s still focusing on anyone of these areas, you might want to reconsider upgrading your skill sets now. Many business have upgraded and many schools are phasing them out in the curricula. You just might be unemployed tomorrow.

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Great news for Gmail users. Gmail is now allowing bigger file attachments up to 20 MB in size. I know this has been on the news since yesterday but I just finally got it in my account. Here’s the news bit from the Gmail’s What’s New page: Increased attachment limit– 20 MB! Now you can [...]

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The scuttlebutt has now been confirmed, Web giant Google is acquiring Feedburner, the RSS management service that lets users keep track of RSS feed subscriptions even monetize it through ads. TechCrunch wrote the following story: Rumors about Google acquiring RSS management company Feedburner from last week, started by ex-TechCrunch UK editor Sam Sethi, are accurate [...]

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Take that, spyware bastards! The US House of Representative passed an antispyware bill Tuesday on a voice vote. In a bill sponsored by Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat from California, and Bob Goodlatte, a Republican from Virginia, unauthorized access to a computer to commit computer scam will now be illegal. For such an action, you may [...]

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If there are areas in your house that can get greasy, chances are, it’d be your garage floor next only perhaps to your deep fryer or range top if you’re a frying fiend. Oil spots can form from occasional oil drips and spills on the garage floor since cars often leak a small amount of [...]

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