Archive for May, 2007
It’s a Googly weekend at the end
Quickly browsing the net using my slow connection, I came across these three new stunning news for Google: Search Without Boundaries: I don’t know what the service is exactly called, but through Google Translate you can search using one language, and get the results of another language, along with translation to your selected language. Google [...]
“Tell me what browser you use and I’ll tell you who you are”
Some specialists can analyze and judge your personality through an interview, from your signature, your way of walking and other stuff. I think you can do so also by looking at a person’s PC. Does he use the default IE browser or does he use Firefox? If the latter then he is not a person [...]
Ruby on Rails Start Mac Clone Ads
I never thought Mac Ads against Vista will get so popular and have so many clones. Ruby on Rails have started something quite similar against Java and PHP. Honestly, despite being a Java fan, the commercial is quite true. I’ve learned Java is good for enterprise heavy applications, but for light or middle weight applications [...]
Google Experimental Search
A nice and neat new feature from Google. Google Experimental lets you search for terms and see their results and events over the course of Timeline. The service is still new and you can see lots of empty gaps even when you search for Google. You can enjoy searching for your favorite topics like Monkey [...]
It’s Raining Publishers on AME Games
The long awaited and anticipated A Vampyre Story adventure game, which has been delayed for months and months in failing attempts to sign a publisher, is now getting publishers fighting over after seeing the potential it has. It reminds me of the chicken that was planting seeds, only after it was fresh to eat people [...]
How Strange BidVertiser Behaves!
Every now and then I think about trying alternatives to what I use. As for online ads, it’s always been Google Ads. When I tried others, I found out they all have higher minimum Cost Per Click, and I even tried Microsoft Ad Center, which after completing the sign-up process took me back to the [...]
Interview with Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker
The CEO who has made the open source Firefox browser a $55million revenue generator gets interviewed APC Magazine. The interview talks about the startup of the current fast booming browser, future plans to have it on mobile (that would be something) and other interesting stuff. It’s the first time here I read about the Cairo [...]