The Google Buzz Value
I want to start out by saying that I am a Google fan all the way. Google.com is my homepage. I use the phrase “just Google it” just about anywhere and with anyone. If you don’t use Gmail you’re probably not a very good friend of mine. And I’m ashamed to say that I even [...]
Silly Rabbit, Technology’s For Kids!
One of the biggest milestones in my young, 90’s life was my first computer.
It was this big, white monster of a monitor with a CD-ROM drive and a “hard floppy disc” drive in the giant computer tower, and it came in one of those Gateway boxes that always reminded me of a cow (the black [...]
Tech Perspectives: The iPad
Tech Perspectives is a discussion between two TNGG writers on the latest news from the tech industry.
Matt Cadwallader: So the big announcement has come and the world has been introduced to the much-hyped Apple iPad. Although it looks like a cool device, truthfully I’m a bit underwhelmed by it. First of all, I’m not all [...]
Websites That Choose Function Over Design
I came upon TED.com accidentally. Searching for something entertaining in the cornfield maze that’s YouTube, I found a video about an MIT professor ‘s research and development of a technological sixth sense, a way to access information online using our environment.
The nine minute video captivated me and led me to the website, where I found [...]
Google It: 5 Ways to Target Gen Y
This post was co-written via Google Wave between McKenzie Lawton and Melanie Wong
There is no doubt that Google is a huge company that has blown up in revenue over the past couple years. Most recently, they spent 30 Million US dollars acquiring Gizmo5. Google has also acquired Blogger and YouTube with huge settlements. Google has [...]
