GCal Popup is an experimental Firefox extension that is compatible with Firefox 1.5 to 3.x. It integrates Google Calendar nicely into Firefox by providing a button in the Firefox status bar which, when clicked, will open Google Calendar as an overlay of the current website. The benefit of using Gcal Popup is that it is [...]
Access Google Calendar Without Leaving The Page
Posted by Martin in Browsing, firefox TAGS in Browsing, firefox28
Oct
Google Chrome Installer fails with error 4
Posted by Martin in Browsing, Google Chrome TAGS in Browsing, Google Chrome24
Oct
Recent tries to install the latest official version of the Google Chrome web browser failed during installation with the error message Installer fails with error 4. The error box provided a link (Help me fix this) to the online help page for that error message which simply stated that there was no help at this [...]
Google Chrome Adds Greasemonkey Support
Posted by Martin in Browsing, Google Chrome TAGS in Browsing, Google Chrome18
Oct
One of the elementary things that the Google browser is missing is support for some kind of plugins or extensions that Firefox offers for a long time. Google announced plans to support an extension API in later builds of the web browser but it currently lacks that support and that could be one of the [...]
5 Must Have Google Android Applications
Posted by Martin in Google Android, Mobiles TAGS in Google Android, Mobiles29
Sep
The first mobile phone that uses the Google Android operating system is just a few weeks away. One of the major selling points of Android is that it is Open Source and that users will most likely have access to a huge database of software programs from the Open Source community at their disposal. Developers [...]
Google Reader Now Offering Option To Sort Alphabetically
Posted by Martin in Google, Online Services TAGS in Google, Online Services24
Sep
Just four days ago a post entitled How To Sort Feeds In Google Reader Alphabetically Again was published on Ghacks that helped users of Google Reader to sort their feeds listing alphabetically again. The default sorting is alphabetically which becomes void when the user begins to drag and drop feeds around in Google Reader. Four [...]
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