Social butterflies, take note: RockMelt is the browser for you. I’ll try to keep this brief, but the scope of RockMelt could easily take multiple pages. If you love crawling the web and/or have multiple social networking accounts as well as a penchant for sharing any and all content that you find, RockMelt will help your re-direct it to your audience. While several current “normal” browsers can be socialized via plugins and extensions and taking into...
If you are one of tens of millions of gmail users, you may have noticed a bit of lag and latency issues plaguing your daily Gmail adventures. I can attest that it’s been awful — Im talking wait times of anywhere from 5 seconds up to 30 seconds. When contacted by TechCrunch, Google responded saying that they weren’t aware of any issues, though they would investigate the matter further. Google did in fact turn up something in their search. In response to...
Online storage and “cloud” services are all the rage these days. With business looking to cut costs and move data storage offsite as well as consumers looking for easier and more convenient ways to share/store their information for easy accessibility may have found iCloud’s basic package at 3GB total storage a bit anemic. But the great thing about iCloud was that it wasn’t just about storage. Web apps covering multiple spheres including work and...
Google fanatics and Mac power users are experience a bad case of digital doldrums tonight. While starting the week off on a high with Gmail Offline support officially rolling out to everyone — and not relegated to a simple, option lab feature — many will be ending on a completely different plane. You see, in order for Gmail’s offline features to work, your browser needs to support Google Gears. Macs don’t do support Google Gears, but only through...
In a move that is sure to spur countless ramblings, clown faces, and repetitive though baseless comments from The Balms himself, the L.A. City Council voted an astonishing 12 – 0 on a $7.25 million contract to move all 30,000 of the cities’ employees over to Gmail and other Google related apps. Not a small move by any stretch. In fact, after the move is complete, the city of L.A. will be one of the largest municipal users of Google apps. Pretty cool huh? In...
