So many people use Google as their primary search, both geeks and non-geeks alike. It’s simple, and it gets the job done. However, many people don’t take advantage of the advanced search options that Google has included.
Calgoo is a calendar application that interacts with your online Google Calendar so that you can manage your life without always being connected to the Internet.
Recently, Yahoo launched a new service called Pipes. It’s a pretty powerful tool that is an interactive feed aggregator and manipulator. I haven’t really taken the time to experience everything that it can do, but from others who have spent the time learning how to use it, the options are endless.
According to TUAW.com, they’re saying that the latest numbers suggest that there are around 9,000 new people per day that switch to a Mac. The numbers come from Tom Yager over at InfoWorld who based his calculations upon Steve Jobs’ claim that half of Macs are sold to first-time buyers.
When I think of USA Today, I think newspaper. However, with some new changes to their site, USA today wants you to think “Social Network”. Reading through the comments on their announcement, veteran readers are not liking the change too much.
One of Vista’s most useful features is the integrated search in the start menu which can be setup to search all of the files on your computer that have been indexed. This makes it easy to find what you're looking for, and thus saves you time.
