Google has an amazing service that allows domain owners to basically use GMail’s capabilities with a custom domain. For example, instead of having someuser@gmail.com, you can have someuser@yourdomain.com, while still reaping the benefits of GMail. Why do this? For a number of reasons:

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Google recently stated they’re working toward releasing a phone that will definitely give RIMS, Apple, and other smart phone manufacturers a run for their money. With the intention of perhaps starting a new era in mobile computing, Google wants to put your personal computer in your pocket. Although they’ve yet to give the phone […]

Sure, you’ve seen this orange icon everywhere, but what does it mean? I’m glad I asked. This graphic represents a method of organizing and publishing structured, syndicated content into what’s known as an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed. RSS feeds make life easier, especially when your bookmarks reach an unmanageable point, advertisements become overbearing, or […]

Google’s Webmaster Tools has awesome potential, and I’ve been pleased with the intermittent service, sort of. The site works when it wants to, or just when I’m not using it I guess. Here’s some of the problems I’ve ran into or noticed while using the service, which may eventually be required to use if you’d […]

Just think about it - Google’s already developed an internet drive, online document editors, advertising campaign managers, calandars, online WYSIWYG editors, an instant messaging client, and so much more. The recent aquisition of millions, if not billions of IPv6 IP’s, the dark fiber they’ve been purchasing, and the official statement, “we’re not going to provide […]

First up, google search. Before you move to the next section, you may learn a few things so stay with me. Google allows you to use “special operators” that can narrow down or make search results more accurate. Google has a habit of excluding common words (where, are, and, or, 1, I, etc..). But what if […]