I feel obligated to share this with everyone I know again that has an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch…again! Please stop using the app switcher to…
Our trip to Aulani in Oahu was spectacular, I can’t saw enough great things about that place, it was honestly everything that I’d hoped…
iOS6 Maps is not amazing, which is humerously documented here, nor is it great, neither was Google Maps for iOS 3/4/5/6 and I honestly…
iOS6 Maps is not amazing, which is humerously documented here, nor is it great, neither was Google Maps for iOS 3/4/5/6 and I honestly can’t believe some people would say otherwise (e.g.). I do agree Google Maps was “awesome” and the “killer app” for the iPhone in the first couple years but there’s no way it’s still being considered as “great”.…
Ex-Googler that was the PM for the Reader team and worked on comments and sharing — the two features I (and a lot of others) want back. But the new sharing flow around the +1 button has actually made it harder to share. Where you used to be able to click one button, or hit shift-s to…
The day has come and the Google Reader blog has the rollout post and it’s a lot worse than I imagined. Not only did they obliterate all of the conversations I’ve had with friends within the service. They’ve removed the notes I’ve made on shared posts. Technically both have been preserved through some strange Buzz Google+ connection but not…
If you’re following me on twitter you should be fully aware that I launched my new theme Saturday night, today I put the final design touches on it. On Friday I had a simple design idea and with all of the ideas and inspiration that have accumulated over the last 6+ months I was obsessed in…
Here’s a screen grab of all the apps I’ve downloaded already. I can’t give any full reviews just yet; no time and I haven’t played with them all just yet. First impressions though: AIM: Why did I download that, I don’t use aim. Looking forward to a GTalk (native) app, the special iPhone web version…
I’m glad someone said it, I’m just surprised it was Google. The openness of the Internet is what made Google — and Yahoo! — possible. A good idea that users find useful spreads quickly. Businesses can be created around the idea. Users benefit from constant innovation. It’s what makes the Internet such an exciting place.So…
It’s about time… As a webmaster, you may have been concerned about your RSS/Atom feeds crowding out their associated HTML pages in Google’s search results. By serving feeds, we could cause a poor user experience: 1. Feeds increase the likelihood that users see duplicate search results. 2. Users clicking on a feed may miss…
Surprsingly my traffic hasn’t suffered from the Pagerank decrease. (“This Week” just started that’s why it’s at 0″) It makes me wonder how much pagerank factors into Google’s algorithm now-a-days.
Big news today, Google announced Android: Android is the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices. It includes an operating system, user-interface and applications — all of the software to run a mobile phone, but without the proprietary obstacles that have hindered mobile innovation. We have developed Android in cooperation with the Open…
