Is it the GWW instead of the WWW?
Maybe Tim Berners-Lee the man credited with the invention of the World Wide Web (not our buddy Al Gore) was actually not thinking big enough. Will the web shortly be renamed Galaxy-Wide Web? It seems that Google has their sites set on taking the web into our galaxy. From the Google Lunar X […]
10 Dependable Desktop & Browser Utilities
A quick search on desktop utilities will reveal a plethora of bells and whistles. Sometimes it’s challenging to discern between the helpful suggestions and self-promotion. After trying many utilities, there are a few that have worked their way into my daily work life, utilities I depend on to help me through my day.
Keepass - I […]
Google Gets Goofy on April Fools Day
If you haven’t looked at your calendar today, it’s April Fools Day. Last year Google posted some really funny April Fools jokes; one being Gmail Paper where you can have your archive snail mailed and the other being Google TiSP which was free in-home wireless broadband that was routed through your toilet.
I am usually […]
Google Says Hello to Micro-blogging
If you float around in the micro-blogging world of Pownce, Twitter or Jaiku, you will most likely have heard today of the recent acquisition of Jaiku by Google. This news has my engines gunned, so much so that I wrote a short post on it at TechFires.com as well.
Now, before you think of me as […]
New Google Phone is Slick
This just may be my next phone. I’ve never really been a huge fan of the iPhone myself. This has all the makings for a salivating web guru. Just out today Crunchgear has the scoop on the soon-to-be-released Google Phone. Hearsay is that it will pack the punch of Googles features including GPS, Gmail, Calendar, […]
Websites are for People not Engines
Volumes are written about Search Engine Optimization and how to improve your PageRank. In truth, SEO is a means to an end, getting people to read your site. I thought it worth giving some simple steps to improve PageRanking.
Anyone new to optimization can begin to feel that there is a great chasm of understanding to […]
Ever Own a Word in Google?
Kind of a quirky thought, but in Googling the word thoughtsparks 639 of the 640 results directly relate back to my site or postings in one form or fashion. The first page and a half of Google returns on my name Phil Stolle are mine as well. Then they are interspered with the other Phil […]
April Fools from Google
Google premiered two "services" that caught wind on the blogosphere today: Gmail paper and Gmail TiSP.
Gmail paper is a service to send your email that you select via snail mail. Great service for the neophites of the world. See: http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/more.html
Google TiSP is in-home wireless broadband service. It requires feeding a cable down your toilet. […]
