I don’t know how many of you have tried Google Sites, which is a Wiki like application available for Google Apps users. Although the application itself lacks a lot of features (more on that a bit later), the framework, the development and the way things are going is awesome. You can use Google Sites for [...]

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Microsoft just made a 100 million acquisition of semantic search engine Powerset in its bit to improve existing Internet Searching Technologies for its Live Search. I use Live Search regularly and would say the results are now very comparable to Google and in the case of Image Search much better organised.
Better search is always good, [...]

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I’ve been a user of FeedDemon RSS reader ever since it became freeware. It’s a fantastic application and has a lot of great features, not the least being synchronization between NewGator Online and multiple devices such as Mobile phones and desktops.
However good as NewsGator Online is, after a while I began wishing FeedDemon synchronized with [...]

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There are two blog searching engines which dominate the market… Google Blog Search and of course, Technorati.
The biggest challenge both search engines face is trying to keep their indexes spam-free and provide accurate results.
Enter Twingly Spam-free Blog Search.
Twingly takes on the blog search market with a home page that is somehwhere in between the between [...]

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Last week I suggested you give the new Flock 1.2 a try, and I don’t know if any of you would have… but if you do use Flock then I’ve found one extremely handy extension.
Google Gears is one year old now, and although we haven’t seen a huge adoption across the web, it is extremely [...]

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