This post [http://xooglers.blogspot.com/2006/06/brilliant-love-it-now-could-you-change.html] by Doug (a Xoogler [http://xooglers.blogspot.com]) talks about how different people with different visions read differently into one and the same thing. Well, actually he talks about the Google-Dilbert Logo that almost caused quite an internal scandal in
People are lapping it up. Google launched Spreadsheet on Tuesday and it was promptly covered. There’s a rumour about Picasa coming as a Web-based version soon. Anything Google releases is a matter of hot contention. It is not a question to ponder whether the interest in the product will
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ***The story so far: **The coicidences reveal themselves. Turns out he’s been talking to the grim reaper all this while. Struggling to get a hold on this revelation, he looks to clarify the situation. But it is difficult to hold a conversation, especially when you don’t know
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The story until now:A bizarre series of coincidences has left him wondering. Apparently, he is not accustomed to things going perfectly well in his life. While he is wondering about these banalities, something strange happens…- - - - - - Strangely, he remained calm and unperturbed.I
My last post on WebOSes [http://corporatespices.blogspot.com/2006/04/web20-webos-weboffice-we-whatever.html] and the corresponding comments on ZDNet [http://www.zdnet.com/5208-11423-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=20200&messageID=388878&start=-24] and Performancing [http://performancing.com/node/2218] resulted in interesting conversations. Performancing users and
The WebOS Market Review [http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/?p=166] by Richard MacManus delves into the WebOS market, which is currently being played by small-timers like YouOS, eyeOS, XIN, etc. A WebOS is an OS on the Web that allows you to browse, eMail, chat, etc. Basically, the online
Over at ZDNet, Marc Orchant has this to say in his article Foldera: Measure twice… cut once [http://blogs.zdnet.com/Orchant/?p=78]: > I applaud this strategy. The more forethought and preparation put into the launch, the better. Marc was talking about the eMail sent out by Foldera
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The story until now: He met someone he did not expect to meet. And he was given a deadline. He knew there was no choice but to accept it. Which he did.The story continues.- - - - - - He didn’t realise that he was standing.
The blogosphere is nothing but the [online equivalent of a human society](http://corporatespices.blogspot.com/2006/02/capit-list-bloggers.html).Chris Garrett, over at Performancing notes:> Remember todays A-Lister could be tomorrows “remember him?”, and they all started out somewhere. The audience you are ignoring could be tomorrows A-List.
The door swayed slightly ajar and even before he could think it, he knew.Without looking up, he asked, “When?”“In about six months,” came the reply without so much as a hint of surprise, as if the question was expected.“That soon?” he had expected it, yet, he was
*The rich get richer and the poor get poorer…**All humans are born equal. but we just have to admit the fact that some men are more equal than the others. The society was, is and always will be divided into classes based on the financial status. Money is the
The Big Brother launched Google Pages [http://pages.google.com] yesterday. Of course, it is in Beta. Here’s how they are plugging it [http://pages.google.com/-/about.html]: > Want to create an online photo tour of your vacation to Bali? An overview of the South American
