Google's New Tablet?

Google is hot on the heels of Apple with their own version of an iPad.

February 2nd, 2010 at 1:00pm — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

(in a racehorse announcers voice) Annnddd here comes Google in the stretch catching up to Apple...

Wow, I just keep getting hit with Google news this morning.

I was looking through the Google Chrome OS Labs site and found a possible product from Google called the Google Tablet.

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YES! Google Apps is NOT supporting IE6!

IE6 has been a thorn with web developers everywhere. It's a start.

February 2nd, 2010 at 11:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

This morning, I received an email that the Google Apps team will be phasing out IE6.

All I can say is...it's about time! IE6 has always been a sore topic with me.

Anyways, here's the email:

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LIVE Google Nexus Android Phone Conference Today

If you don't know what the Google Nexus Android Phone is, watch the live conference show today to find out.

January 5th, 2010 at 10:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

Schedule some time out of your busy day to watch the live conference where Google will be introducing the Google Nexus Android phone.

The phone will definitely compete with the iPhone. I definitely am interested in doing a side-by-side comparison of the two phones.

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Busy week for Google

T-Mobile releases the G1, Google exposes two existing services, helps the world, and takes part in the Election 2008.

September 26th, 2008 at 9:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

Wow, what a week for Google!

T-Mobile G1/GPhone

Of course, the G1 was released this week. I was waiting for the dust to settle down to find out if this was an iPhone killer or not. From what I've seen on CrunchGear with their roundup, it's pretty close, but not quite an iPhone. There are some features missing that may sway a consumer one way or another.

I'm still wrestling with paying $179 for the phone with a $25/$35 a month bill.

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How to put your business on the map through Google Local

Here's how to get maximum exposure locally if someone is looking for your services through Google.

July 23rd, 2007 at 4:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

If your business has a web site (which it most definitely should), one of your goals should be to optimize your site for search engines. Of course, there are so many optimization techniques available, but today I will only focus on one: Google Local.

Google Local is a service that takes you through an online wizard to add your business to the Google Local directory of businesses. One long-time client asked for assistance on how to become visible in the search engines if someone types in "Yoga in Powell, OH." I referred her to Google Local.

Here's how it works. Go to Google Local and click on the "Learn More" link beside the "Add or Edit your Business:" label. This will take you to the intro page.

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Tip: Spring Cleaning with Google Reader

When you keep subscribing to feeds, you sometimes become unaware of how many you have. Time for spring cleaning!

April 18th, 2007 at 4:30am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

After building a substantial amount of RSS feeds, you start to get bogged down with news and sometimes the avalance is a little too much or your older feeds go stale.

Well, time to "Spring clean" your feeds.

If Google Reader is your RSS Reader, Click 'Home' in the top left corner and click on the 'trends' link in the middle. Off to the right, you'll notice Subscription Trends.

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Google pays $3.1 billion for DoubleClick

... and in cash no less.

April 13th, 2007 at 4:30pm — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

There it is!

The last acquisition didn't satisfy the one prediction I made in December, but this one certainly did.

Web Site publishers will be able to receive more advertisers on their web site. According to the article on CNET, Microsoft, Yahoo! and AOL were in talks with the Wall Street to purchase DoubleClick.

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Google Notebook gets a facelift

I use the Google Notebook on a daily basis and this is definitely a welcome addition.

March 29th, 2007 at 5:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

Every day, I look through my RSS feeds, check my email, and start jotting down my ideas for future posts and thoughts into the Google Notebook.

This morning, Google Notebook put on a new face. I opened my set number of tabs and was frantically looking for the "Google Notebook" title. Ahh...Found it. Google now sets the title to your current notebook you were previously working on. Nice.

Two things were bothering me that they fixed:

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Google to purchase AdScape for $23 million

Google is acquiring again...look out!

February 19th, 2007 at 5:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

Back in December, I predicted Google would make a major purchase this year and according to CNet, Google is looking into acquiring AdScape for $23 million.

I admit it's a purchase, but my gut instinct tells me that this wasn't the big purchase that I predicted.

Google will purchase someone else by the end of the year and it will be big.

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Google Reader provides Personal Trends

Google has added another feature to their RSS Reader, which tracks reader trends.

January 4th, 2007 at 5:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: Google

The Google Reader just keeps getting better and better.

Google has provided another great enhancement to their RSS Feed Reader: Reader Trends.

If you use the Google Reader and can't find it, click the Home link and look under the What's New heading, then click the Trends link.

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