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Google launches banner ad builder
Google has just released a product that allows adwords advertisers to build their own banner ads. This really reminds me old days with sites offering banner bulding services and banner templates. Not very different but the visual results look quite … Continue reading
Biggest SEO project ever
Yesterday I met Jason Calacanis while he was in Athens for Stream and Open Coffee events. We had a fantastic discussion and learned a lot about mahalo and how it works. Since I have been dealing with SEO for many … Continue reading
Google to launch app marketplace for Android
Less than 10 days passed from my article “The future of operating systems” where I was suggesting that there are three more companies to launch app marketplaces (Google, Microsoft, Nokia) and Google made the move and announced the Android app … Continue reading
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Your personal archive.org library
The last few weeks I have been using a site called Iterasi. It is a social bookmarking website but with an interesting twist; it let’s you save a snapshot of any website and view it later. In other words, instead … Continue reading
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The future of operating systems: my point of view
In the last few years there have been many changes in the world that were so expected that only few people talk about how they will change the future of personal computers. First of all I would like to summarize … Continue reading
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Can you please tell me how can I search for something on Google?
Ok this might be an extremely stupid question. But really do you think there are many websites out there that asking how to use them sounds stupid to practically everyone?
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Your DNA analyzed for $999. Would you do it?
Time has come and your DNA can be easily analyzed through a website. The only thing you need to do it to pay the $999 fee and receive a kit that includes a plastic tube where you spit and send … Continue reading
Most useful Gmail keyboard shortcuts
It’s been quite some time since I switched by email to Gmail mainly for accessing it from everywhere. But it proved that Gmail is actually a lot faster than my outlook was. The best part of it is that there … Continue reading
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Cell phone + GPS = Real world web 2.0
This of this: Web 2.0 is a logical evolution for the internet that fulfills the need to create and become part of connected communities. In real world, the difference is that we can’t meet directly someone who is on the … Continue reading
Microsoft launches Photosynth
For me, Photosynth is one of the best ideas ever. In a few words it lets you see the world in photos. Photos that were taken by different people at different times with different cameras. The software collects all the … Continue reading
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