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Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere.
via Official Google Reader Blog by (author unknown) on May 06, 2008
... there's all sorts of information "out there" just waiting to be streamed, shared and otherwise consumed by you and your friends. Now you can finally show all of your Reader friends that awesome talking cat video you found, your favorite grilled trout recipe, or reviews of the best brunch place in your neighborhood -- all without a subscription.Here are a few new ways you can add and share ...
Shared by: Mihai, Guillermo L, camson, livibetter, Tommy, EricaJoy, greenergrad, R, Linda, Eater, William Spaetzel, Wyctim, Jase, Rick Klau, Laughing Squid, Roger, WindPower, hikikomori, lizunlong, Robert Scoble, Ben, charlie anzman, louisgray, LuisManson, peteresch, Snowmit, Russ, Jack, deiubuaa, WilliamLong, mario r, Alan Dean, Joe, Aziz, kskobac, Paul, npike, Jared, cephyn, Karie, Pascal, KRZ, Graham, Degas, Eric, Andy C, Program Witch, Aranyx, Mike Reynolds, Piku, Jrod, jar, diffus, kdorafshan, Franklin P, Alex, SugarSmax, Miguel A. Ar, lejoe, nokx, TaopaiC, Evaristo, Charlie, czyk, Dondado, Dave E., yasha.sozo,
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FriendFeed: Ex-Googlers Create Social Network Experience Using Feeds
via ReadWriteWeb by Sean Ammirati on February 08, 2008
On the most recent episode of ReadWriteTalk, I sat down with Bret Taylor and Paul Buchheit of FriendFeed. Both have been successful 'intrapreneurs' inside of Google. Buchheit created GMail; while Taylor created Google Maps along with another one of the 4 FriendFeed founders, and then led the Google developer tools program. After leaving Google separately, they eventually started...
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Brand new Google Reader for iPhone
via Official Google Reader Blog by dolapo on May 12, 2008
Mobile web browsers have come a long way since we first introduced an XHTML version of Reader back in 2006. For example, iPhone and iPod Touch owners know how powerful having a full-featured browser is. We on the Reader team are heavy mobile Safari users. Sometimes we use it to kill time, other times for answering important questions that come up during brunch: What is Tyrol's first name? How...
Shared by: eeenmachine, Keenan, Dave E., rpy, Wyctim, Ced, Laughing Squid, WindPower, BJ, Ben, louisgray, Mike Reynolds, Tim, Drew Olanoff, Franklin P, charlie anzman, Pierre, sacker, Lukas, Abhishek, Tommy, ntutak,
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Top 10 BitTorrent Tools and Tricks [Lifehacker Top 10]
via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on January 30, 2008
BitTorrent is the go-to resource for downloading everything from music and movies to software and operating systems, but as its popularity continues to grow, so do the number of tools available for making the most of it. Some are must-haves, while others are a waste of time. Climb aboard for a look at 10 of the best BitTorrent utilities, tools, and resources for finding and managing your...
Shared by: BrendoMan, Yerameyahu, Alex, WindPower, b_adele, Chris Jackson, Phonkmeister, Jason R. Hunter, Suzana Gutierrez, Peter, Keenan, Randy, Todd, Tino, Antonio, Qian, blindsurf3r, Fernio, Franklin P, Harper,
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Making Google Reader More Like Gmail
via Google Operating System by Ionut Alex Chitu on January 20, 2008
Google Reader could add a lot of features from Gmail that would improve the way it organizes information. A filtering mechanism would allow you to automatically star, share, email, label or mark as read the posts that match a certain pattern. For example, you could receive an email for each post that contains GDrive in the title or automatically label
Shared by: Ben, Pascal, Randy, Polle de Maagt, David, Mathieu, Harper, , Jigar Mehta, kukoo, Phil, pkj, Franklin P, Jrod, Lu Tao, Alex, Aranittara, Jay Dugger, Chrigu,
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What you all are missing about Google
via Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger by Robert Scoble on February 04, 2008
I’m surprised that even Kara Swisher has missed this. The bloggers are going nuts, once again, over the email that a Google lawyer sent to Microsoft regarding Microsoft’s proposed purchase of Yahoo.Here’s what’s really going on:1. Google doesn’t mind this deal going through at all. Google knows they will be able to outrun a “Microhoo.” Why do they know that? Because they’ve been...
Shared by: Mike Reynolds, louisgray, Alex, Philou, Sebastian, Franklin P, Mary Stamboulie, Edo, WindPower, SeekGround, Harper, pkj, Antonio, Arnaud, blindsurf3r, lizunlong, Phil, Stephen, Paul O'Flaherty,
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Add Data to Google Spreadsheets Using Forms
via Google Operating System by Ionut Alex Chitu on February 06, 2008
Google Spreadsheets has a new feature that lets you create a form to accept data. When you go to the Share tab, there's a new option to "invite people to fill out a form". The form is very simple and can be customized by changing the order of entries, their labels and the type of answers. It's also a nice way to get feedback people who wouldn't normally collaborate on a...
Shared by: Dustin DeKoekkoek, Frederic, Ben, Ioannus, Rick Mahn, BJ, Rick Klau, John Beeler, Philou, pmfa, ndench, badpazzword, jgonfre, Earl E Morningwood, Franklin P, Mike Reynolds, Alex, Antonio, Glen Horton,
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What If You Only Subscribed to Shared Item Feeds?
via louisgray.com by louisgray on February 08, 2008
Last night, we discussed the importance of a well-kept shared link blog in Google Reader. Humans can still play an important role in filtering out the best of feeds from the rest, as smart folks can trump even the best written code in terms of determining humor, originality and insight.The ease of creating and subscribing to link blogs in Google Reader has led to some actively searching out these...
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Microsoft researchers make me cry
via Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger by Robert Scoble on February 14, 2008
It’s not often that I see software that really changes my world. It’s even rarer that I see software that I know will change the world my sons live in. I can count those times pretty easily. The first time I saw an Apple II in 1977. When Richard Cameron showed me Apple’s Hypercard. Microsoft’s Excel. Aldus’ Pagemaker. And something called Photoshop, all in his West Valley Community...
Shared by: Philou, Mustafa K. Isik, BryanSays, Charlie, Justin, Jeffrey, Franklin P, Alex, louisgray, psi, Alex, Alan Dean, elmarco, danliebke, mario r, Dan, Phil, zhuk, djhaley,
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