Name: Shaun Robinson
Age: 24
Occupation: Web Designer / Developer
Location: Ipswich, United Kingdom
Living with: My partner Andrew, and two kids Elliot and Oliver.
Life before Google
webbunny tumblelog
A beautiful overview of Chrome’s features.
ReBlogged from webkitbits
marc / thedailywhat:
Mashup of the Day: Google tries to explain Wave using the classic “does he look like a bitch” scene from Pulp Fiction.
I still don’t get it, but am thoroughly entertained nonetheless.
See Also: Good Will Waving.
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This is awesome!
ReBlogged from marc
What is a Browser?
Lots of our time each day is spent online, and every page on the web is experienced through the browser. Unfortunately, most people don’t realize that there are many browsers out there, which differ on features like speed, security and extensibility.
So, the next time you find yourself as the informal tech support for your family and friends, make sure to explain why their browser matters — and of course, what it is!
ReBlogged from rubious
Google does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking
Take that, SEO ‘experts’…
Introducing Google Chrome Frame: ”an early-stage open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome’s open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer.”
ReBlogged from webkitbits
“ Many of my friends — technically knowledgeable, demanding email users — use and love Gmail. None of them use Hotmail or Yahoo Mail. Raw user count is the wrong metric; Gmail has already won. Google is like Apple in this way. It starts by taking over the premium end of a market.
New Google 'puts Bing in shade'
Experts suggest Google’s new “Caffeine” search engine has features which could overshadow Microsoft’s Bing.
Did we say Saturday? iPhone OS 3.0.1 out now to block SMS exploit
Interestingly, the only phones affected by this problem now are Windows Mobile phones. Both Google and Apple were very prompt in fixing it. Once again, Apple’s OS is safe—Microsoft’s… not so much.
Google to launch operating system
Google is to launch a new operating system that is set to go head to head against Microsoft’s Windows.
Gmail leaves beta, launches "Back to Beta" Labs feature
It has never bothered me before that GMail was always in ‘beta’, although one of my old bosses used that fact to try and stop me migrating the business to Google Apps.
It didn’t work, but I’m glad they removed the beta at last and I agree it does not really fit the web (which is constantly changing and evolving - everything is beta!).
