Google’s 3 Top Executives Have 8 Private Jets TechCrunch. My impression of reading this article is that pointing out the green initiatives of the company and then listing they have jets is to show they are hypocritical. I am not defending Google, but I think we should first look at our own lives before we judge others.
The Google Chromebook Is A Giant Bust, Won’t Be Taking The Place Of Your Laptop Anytime Soon [REVIEW]. I had a chance to use one of these too and I was very disappointed. It was unusable in my opinion. If you buy this, you will be sorry. Google is making many errors lately aren’t they?
Of course I didn’t have any photo for that. So I did an internet search and found one on this page. Nice content.
Connected – Get all your contacts and conversations in one place | WiredCPU.com. If you have a wide variety of contacts from many social networks, this might be just the tool for you. If this is too much, you may also want to consider Zimbra Desktop. I am using it and it has more features than Gmail while syncing with Gmail/Google in several ways.
I will use FF 5 in the next few days and see how it goes. I have also been having more problems with Chrome lately. Very slow and awkward on Gmail. Also scrolling in the Google RSS Reader application is slow and inconsistent. Lots of little things. I wonder if this means Google has jumped the shark? Too fast, and not enough QA.
via Chrome for Mac crashing on you? You aren\’t the only one – Google.
Make the Internet Smarter at Helping Us | Both Sides of the Table – StumbleUpon. This article discusses some ideas how to read review sites, considering bias, balancing sources, and the relative importance of opinions. It seems clear as well that only a user-programmed AI for what is important to them is going to help with the increasing clutter of information. Right now tags, categories, and google searches/alerts are too crude.
A Classroom Divided – StumbleUpon. This is a touching documentary about someone who did something daring and would probably get sued for now. I wouldn’t have done this but it seemed to turn out best in the end.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns governments against facial recognition technology | Mail Online. So is this saying that Google is creepy but not over the line creepy? Surprising how un PC and inconsistent Google chooses its PR to be.
