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Cyberculture & the Net
Google Spreadsheets
I was writing an email a few minutes ago when I noticed Google has a new feature called Google Spreadsheets. I had a chance to mess around with it for a couple of minutes. It seems very smooth, considering it’s a web app. I’ve used other online spreadsheets that are clunky by comparison. It also [...]
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Computers & Technology
Jedis love MacBooks
I bought a MacBook about a month ago. A nice shiny white one. I plan on writing a full hands on review of it, but first I must thoroughly acquaint myself with this fine piece of hardware. I don’t want to be too hasty. But what I’m about to reveal to you just can’t wait! [...]
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Computers & Technology
GetReady for Vista!
Microsoft’s new website, GetReady, lists the minimum PC requirements for Windows Vista due out some time next year. There will be multiple versions of this operating system released, which means multiple minimum requirements. Below are requirements for the basic and premium versions of Vista. Spotted this over at the Travelin’ Librarian. A Windows Vista Capable [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
Google Page Creator
02.23.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsAhh Google. I forgot how much I love thee. If you haven’t heard, Google’s stock has been a little shaky lately for reasons my unsophisticated mind can’t comprehend, but I would have to imagine that their investors will be quite pleased with this beauty they just released. It’s called the Google Page Creator and it [...]
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Computers & Technology
The Skyecade Pack
01.31.06 | Permalink | 3 CommentsThis month, Google released the first version of their highly anticipated Google Pack. The Google Pack is supposed to be an essential set of software, hand picked by Google to make your computing experience safer, easier, and more enjoyable. It was also designed to give the user a free set of alternatives to the prepackaged [...]
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