Google Buzz has literally been all the buzz over the past 2 days. It’s been in the top 10 Twitter trending list for well over 48 hours now, and has everyone talking asking, “is this the Twitter or Facebook killer?” There’s one major problem however, that is starting to emerge with Google Buzz, and that […]
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Facebook Chat Goes Universal
Facebook Chat used to be nothing more than an additional form of communication that was tucked away in the lower right hand corner of Facebook. But now, Facebook Chat has really stepped it up by allowing you to integrate the chat functionality directly onto your desktop. This new Facebook Chat feature allows you to connect […]
There’s a lot of reasons I wake up everyday and thank God that I live in the United States! I’m thankful for my freedom, liberties, and rights that come along with being a US citizen. These rights and liberties stand in stark contrast compared to what the people in Iran are faced with. Today, Iran […]
There are rumors that Facebook might be preparing to launch it’s own web mail platform called “Titan”. According to Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, “Facebook is completely rewriting their messaging product and is preparing to launch a fully featured webmail product in its place…” To me, it sounds like Facebook is taking a play straight from […]
The Google Apps platform is becoming a very popular integration for universities, businesses, and organizations throughout the country. Google Apps leverages the power of “cloud computing”, and allows the users within an organization to use the powerful features of Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar for their internal work flow – as opposed to being […]
Make calls, send SMS, and click to call, all from your Chrome browser The Google Chrome browser just got a whole lot cooler with the addition of the Google Voice extension! I’ve been using Google Chrome a lot more lately simply because of it’s speed and fluid browsing capabilities, but now with the Google Voice […]
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Gmail Now Defaults To HTTPS Secured
Gmail previously gave you an option to use either HTTP (unsecured) or HTTPS (secured) settings while logged into, and using Gmail. However, Gmail has taken the steps to turn on HTTPS (secured) by default for all Gmail users. Previously, Gmail deferred from making HTTPS secured because of latency issues – causing Gmail to run slower.