Reading Time: < 1 minAs you may have heard, Google is releasing a new browser tomorrow called Chrome. Based on what’s been revealed so far, it should be excellent, though we won’t know for sure until we get our hands on it. If nothing else, it’s expected to be very fast and very stable, which are the two main […]
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Google Suggest finally coming to the main Google homepage
Reading Time: < 1 minIt’s been in Google Labs for a couple years, but Google Suggest is finally coming to the main search box on Google.com. Google Suggest shows an on-the-fly drop-down of possible search results as you’re typing. The advantages of this, as presented by Google, are: Help formulate queries. Start typing what you want to find, and […]
Turn on full-time SSL in your Gmail account
Reading Time: < 1 minA few weeks ago, Google introduced a new feature that allows you to set your Gmail account to always use SSL, not just when you’re logging in. Like most folks, I didn’t think much of it. However, a new vulnerability has been discovered that can hijack your account if you’re not using full-time SSL. While […]
AdSense for Feeds now open to all!
Reading Time: < 1 minIt’s been a few months since they first announced it, but AdSense for Feeds is now available to all AdSense/FeedBurner users. You should notice a new entry on your main AdSense page for “AdSense for Feeds”. To get started, you need to ask Google to manually tie your AdSense and FeedBurner accounts together. To do […]
AdSense ads finally coming to FeedBurner
Reading Time: < 1 minI’ve been waiting for this for a while, but FeedBurner publishers will soon be able to insert AdSense ads in their feeds. I’d love to insert some insightful commentary here, but there’s not much else to say. If you don’t know what AdSense or FeedBurner are, then I don’t know why you’re on an SEO […]
Jing is awesome!
Reading Time: < 1 minHow have I not seen this before? A friend showed me Jing a few days ago, and I’m in love with it. It’s a software program for Windows or Mac that makes it very easy to capture screenshots or video clips and share them. I had seen Skitch a few weeks ago, and thought it […]
AdSense and Feedburner getting closer to launch?
Reading Time: < 1 minAs reported by Darren Rowse, it appears that AdSense ads will be finding their way into Feedburner feeds pretty soon. There is a feed (Inhabitat) that is showing some ads. They’re being served as image maps, as opposed to JavaScript, which hopefully will help them work with a wider variety of feed readers. I’ve not […]
Animoto now exports directly to YouTube
Reading Time: < 1 minAnimoto, the very cool video mixing service, has announced that you can now export a video directly to YouTube! Animoto, for those that don’t know, allows you to create a killer video in about five minutes. You upload a batch of your pictures, choose a song (or upload your own), and tell it to go. […]
Should you use the webmaster tools provided by Google, Yahoo and Microsoft?
Reading Time: < 1 minSearch Engine Journal posed the question “Should You Use Google Webmaster Tools?” and got some pretty good reponses. I think when talking about this, you need to consider the three big ones: Google Webmaster Tools, Yahoo Site Explorer and Live.com Webmaster Central. Some of the questions posted by SEJ (paraphrased): Is listing your sitemap in […]
Sandio 3D Mouse
Reading Time: 2 minI’ve had the opportunity to play with the Sandio 3D O2 mouse for a few days and I thought I’d share my impressions of it with you. Before I saw the mouse, I was expecting something similar to the SpaceNavigator, but it’s not very similar at all. To start with (and I think this is […]