Chrome Extensions – 3 Months Out

by: George Bounacos March 8, 2010

We looked at Google Chrome extensions 3 months ago. Now we’re back with some off the list and some added on. See if you agree.

Removing Access To Your Analytics – Fast Friday Fact

by: George Bounacos February 26, 2010

You may be surprised how many people still have access to your site’s analytics. Here’s why that’s bad and how to change it.

Millions Using Obsolete, Vulnerable Browser

by: George Bounacos February 24, 2010

Silver Beacon Marketing analyzes browser share, finding millions still use obsolete Microsoft IE6 across a dozen different client sites.

Google Listens, Retrenches Buzz

by: George Bounacos February 15, 2010

After a disastrous start that had people screaming about privacy, Google revisits its new Buzz product and makes welcome changes.

Google Buzz Privacy – Fast Friday Fact

by: George Bounacos February 12, 2010

Yes, you’ve been buzzed.  We all have.

The way that Facebook’s Beacon project or Amazon’s long ago Buying Circles shredded another layer of privacy.   Using Buzz it’s deceptively simple to share a private email address with a group of people.  Part of that is tied into the use of what is fast becoming an Internet [...]

Google Buzzes Facebook

by: George Bounacos February 9, 2010

The search company rolls out more social media features as it moves from its core competency. What’s the buzz about Google Buzz?

Google News Adds Smart Stars, Personalization

by: George Bounacos February 8, 2010

Here’s the scoop on personalizing Google News to fit your interests.

Searching Now Influenced By Your Friends

by: George Bounacos January 28, 2010

What your friends and family do on the Internet will soon shape the results Google gives you. Here’s why that’s bad.

Officially Stable, Google Chrome 4 Launches

by: George Bounacos January 26, 2010

I think Google Chrome is the fastest, most user-friendly browser on the market.
Opera is close, but Google added speed and usability to the mix. I’ve been so enamored of Chrome that I only use Firefox for testing anymore.
I’ve also been using the developer channel for months.  Think of it as a big beta test. [...]

Android Suggests Search Results Near You

by: George Bounacos January 19, 2010

Sopranos fans may remember Tony getting his hands on a new cell phone and having the GPS function ripped out.
You’ll forgive Palm and Windows Mobile execs if they feel like doing the same.
As Google’s Android adds features every week, the convergence between phone and Largest Search Company Ever blurs fast.   Word out of [...]