19 Dec 2009

Use Google's URL Shortener in any Browser

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Google may have limit you to create it's goo.gl short URL only via either Google Toolbar or from Feedburner feeds. But many people had tried other way to utilize the power of Google's new URL shortener.

Blog author at labnol.org has come out with an easier way to create goo.gl short URL, now just using a Bookmarklet. I personally prefer to use Bookmarklet rather than installing a Firefox Extension because it is easier to install and use.

Get the Goo.gl Bookmarklet now via [http://www.labnol.org/internet/googl-bookmarklet/11871/]

17 Dec 2009

This Year in Google: The 2009 Edition

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When technologists of the future look back in time, they'll remember 2009 as the year Google got serious about an internet operating system, speeding up the web, and indexing EVERYTHING in sight. Take a look at the year 2009 in Google.

Read full review on Lifehacker [http://lifehacker.com/5427816/this-year-in-google-the-2009-edition]

15 Dec 2009

Facebook and Google enters URL Shorteners market

You may think bit.ly have conquered the URL shorteners market, but now it seems two tech giants Facebook and Google is gonna make some difference.

Facebook seems has been rolling out their own URL shorteners with fb.me for it's mobile users. Facebook users posting a link shared from a mobile device now will be automatically shorten to fb.me links. It is also pointed that the link also work for redirecting to users profile and Fan pages. For example, fb.me/kureng will be redirected to facebook.com/kureng.

Google on the other hand limit its URL shorteners to it's own products like Feedburner and Google Toolbar. Google's version of URL shorteners comes in a form of goo.gl and not yet available for public usage. It's landing page only shows some of the features that we haven't see it yet.


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15 Dec 2009

Google Wave Explained In Two Minutes

Don't know what the heck is Google "Wave" ?? Watch this video explaining it all in just two minutes.

13 Dec 2009

Nexus One: The Google Phone

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As you can see, the Google Phone, which is apparently being called the “Nexus One”, does look exactly like the HTC Passion, which everyone was including in their posts earlier. You’ll also notice that there’s a key difference: It’s not HTC-branded at all.

More details at [http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/12/12/nexus-one]

11 Dec 2009

The Moblin Netbook OS

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Google is not the only major tech company developing a speedy, open-source operating system for netbooks – Intel’s been working on Moblin netbook OS since 2007.

Moblin netbook OS is meant to be a lot of things: user-friendly, Internet-oriented and based on existing standards. BMoblin’s most significant strength is supposed to be how well it runs on Intel’s Atom processor.

Read the full review at [http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/the-moblin-netbook-os-giving-chrome-os-a-run-for...]

8 Dec 2009

The 100 Best Global Brands 2009

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It has been a tough year, but the brands topping the 2009 BusinessWeek/Interbrand list of Best Global Brands have managed to weather the storm admirably. Here, find out more about the strategies of all 100 brands on the list, from Campbell's, slipping in at No. 100, to this year's No. 1, Coca-Cola.

via [http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/09/0917_global_brands/index.htm?campaign...]

5 Dec 2009

4 Great Gadgets To Spice Up Your Google Wave Experience

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Hafiz Zainudin, more known as Kureng, blogs about technology, social media and some interesting news on the Internet. He also runs a company based in Malaysia that create Web Applications and provided Technology Consulting services.