For the past month or so we’ve been using Manymoon for our project management collaboration. There’s a free version though I paid the $180 or so for a yearly subscription (which is starting to look like a mistake). Overall, when it works, it’s a great little tool for it’s tight integration to Google Apps which [...]
I’d write more about my experience with DocsToGo for iPad — however I have to get busy recreating my document that I just lost. DocsToGo was at least polite – gulping the document down in two bites. The first swallowed half my edits. The second disappeared my document from the iPad altogether. The article I [...]
As Twitter suffers through another period of sporadic downtime many critics have pointed to Google’s new service Buzz as an example of the type of social media service that doesn’t go down and seems to be able to scale with the number of users that have been adopting it. The only problem with the comparison [...]
The Hartford Courant is reporting that Google has admitted to collecting unencrypted Wi-Fi data in the State of Connecticut. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal had sent Google a letter seeking information on whether any data was collected by the company’s street view cars. Google’s acknowledgment that it vacuumed up data from unencrypted wireless computer networks in [...]
Thankfully Google Voice’s Do not disturb (aka DND) feature has been updated so that you can now specify a period of time for which the phone service should automatically send all callers to voicemail. Prior to this addition the DND feature was convenient for times when you were busy and couldn’t take any calls – [...]
