Articles tagged with: Google
No longer worry about scanning the increasingly barren newspaper classifieds for a new pad. Forget trolling city streets at 15 m.p.h. while looking at “For Rent” signs – and getting stopped by the cops for “cruising.” …
We’ve all done it. We think we’re sending an email to our old frat buddy Nick, reminiscing about the time we made the baked potato bomb in the mess hall and got away with it. …
Jason Friend of 37signals gave a speech at the Future of Web Apps Miami 2009 conference which I recently attended. Here are some issues he discussed during that speech:
“Free” is the future of failure. People …
You might recognize Leapfish from a couple of years ago when they were doing domain name appraisals. They’ve revamped themselves and are now under the ownership of DotNext in California offering a new meta …
Dorisapp.com was originally designed by Seagull Systems for internal use, but proved to be so useful that they decided to market and release it to the public. For those who need the options Doris …
Whether you’re drunk and lost at a street festival or you have a sneaking suspicion your daughter’s sleep-over party is a ruse to stage a midnight liaison, you’re in luck.
Google Latitude is a new beta …
The search engine market isn’t exactly under-saturated nowadays. It seems that everyone and their cousin has a search engine, most of which are marginally good at best and none of which compare to Google, …
Leave it to Google to get us to do their job for free.
Not only do we do their job, but we do it compulsively when it comes to Google Image Labeler, which launched in 2006. …
Owned by One True Media, SpotMixer is a DIY video advertisement producer aimed towards small and home-based businesses who want a professional-looking video ad without the money or loss of control these traditionally require.
The service …
In our last installment, we looked at Cafepress.com, Mysoti.com, and Ninjazoo.com. In this one, we’ll look at the other three DIY design sites on our list: Spreadshirt.com, Threadless.com, and Zazzle.com.
Spreadshirt.com This site markets towards …
Got a great idea? Think it would make a great t-shirt, coffee mug, bumper sticker, or mouse pad? No doubt you’ve gone to one of the design-it-yourself sites and made it by now, …
Ever think that Yellowpages.com or Yahoo’s Local Search just aren’t good enough? Me either, but apparently Backfence.com thinks so. This brand new startup still hasn’t even gotten their software together, but they’ve put …





