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If you’re still searching for the ultimate iCal <–> gCal syncing tool, you might be one step closer to heaven with BusyMac’s BusySync preference pane app. I had been using Macness’s gSync application but threw it in the trash like a moldy loaf of bread. I am now much, much happier.
Hey cool – looks like Google Checkout is now available in Japanese!
I’m clapping my hands and lickin’ my chops!
Blog-widget coders (blog-parts in Japanese parlance) who use Google Analytics (”GA”) may find that requests for their widget are not being tallied. The primary reason is because GA does most of its processing, and obtains much information from, client-side with javascript. But there is a way to add entries to your GA account without javascript, [...]
I hope that title doesn’t cripple your quest for #1 :) Friend and entrepreneur-at-heart Allan Wan is getting back in the game with a weblog redesign and host of new projects to mark his territory on this vast web we weave daily. His early start for 10 month old daughter Ima should make her a [...]
Those behind a corporate firewall yet want to try out Google’s new “talk” service using iChat may find this link helpful. Basically iChat currently doesn’t let you configure proxy settings for its Jabber client, so you have to create a tunnel. Enjoy!
Okay, this is weird. My daily Google News mail feed sent this article on the old Sony Clie as “news”. It’s 5 years old! Looks like the Google News bots are crunching faster than news is generated :) Someone’s got a bit more tweaking to do!
Seems the free GMail invites never stop increasing; a couple more were added to my handful, and rumour has it Google is about to go “live” (i.e. non-beta) soon, so if you want to beat the rush and still don’t have one, send me a haiku as to why I should give you one.
mromaine@gmail.com (bring [...]
POP Goes The GMail – a POP interfacing client for GMail accounts. Not sure if it’s really that useful, but…Thanks to Strategize, which is another great blog.
Google never ceases to amaze me. I frequently cut and paste snippets of text I find interesting from websites, articles, etc; they all go into a desktop Stickie designated for this collection of quotes. Unfortunately I’m not as thorough in tagging the quote with the source. But not matter how long the [...]
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