Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
On April 1st 2004 Google announced a revolutionary new product, with unheard of storage and features .. or it may have been a April Fools prank that got out of hand. Continue reading I’ve Got Mail : 20 years of Gmail
via the flickr page of schoschie comes the interesting discovery that Google is using a CSS sprite on it’s Google search pages : I had left styles disabled by accident (from the Develop menu in Safari 4) and was surprised Continue reading Google Search Page with Styles Disabled Reveals CSS Sprites
Blogger Web Comments for Firefox is a new FireFox (versions 1.5 and greater) extension released by Google, and developed by Glen Murphy, which shows you what bloggers around the world are saying about the current url you are viewing, using Continue reading Web Comments for Firefox
Back in April 2004 I wrote about Other uses for the Google Operating System, or the Google Space when Gmail (Googles mail service) was first in limit release, and now this week we have seen a) a major update to Continue reading The Google Space takes shape
Via Andrew Baio’s Waxy Links we have a newer, faster way to annotate the web using the previously mentioned Flickr + Google Maps Remix known as Geobloggers. Excellatronic Communications has been hacking up a storm, starting with a GreaseMonkey script Continue reading Automating Geobloggers with Google Maps longitude and latitude
Geobloggers is the lastest remix in this case: Flickr + Google Maps. Basically by either adding 3 tags to your Flichr photo, “geo:lat=xx.xxxx”, “geo:lon=xx.xxxx” and “geotagged”, or If your camera records the GPS data in the Exif headers, then tag Continue reading Geobloggers : Flickr + Google Maps Remix