Google Map with Local Search – 1.1.2
Extension meant for Developer Builds of Google Chrome 4.0+
Features of this Chrome extension include
- § A search box embedded in the map
- § A series of quick-search links in map
- § Automatically displays current locale
- § Automatically displays map of the area
- § Quickly retrieve up to 10 recent maps
Check out this cool extension for Google Chrome that allows you to quickly and easily send augment something within your browser and quickly send it as a screen-shot. Nice.
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Explain and send screenshots - 3.1
I didn’t even know that Google Apps and Microsoft’s IE6 were dating. But today Google Apps posted this on FaceBook
Dear IE6,
Nice knowing you. Don’t let the door hit your arse on the way out.
Love Google xoxo
Actually what I got was
Dear Google Apps Admin,
We plan to begin phasing out support of these older browsers on the Google Docs suite and the Google Sites editor on March 1, 2010. After that certain functionality within these applications may experience higher latency and may not work correctly in older browsers. Later in 2010, we will start to phase out support for these browsers for Google Mail and Google Calendar.
But I know a Dear John letter when I see one. See ya later, IE6.
MashLogic is an extension for Google Chrome that automatically aggregates content about high-profile terms and displays it when you hover over the term. The idea is to constantly be in the know about every important concept on every webpage
It doesn’t suck!
Download the FastCase legal research application for the iPhone at fastcase.com/iPhone
The following is based on a post by Clio in its November Newsletter. Read more about Clio here.
Last week Google took the covers off of Chrome OS; the first new, significant operating system to be introduced in the last ten years; and the first to be devoted entirely to web applications. What’s significant about Chrome OS?
In other words, Google Chrome OS is the logical conclusion to the shift away from desktop applications to “the cloud” (itself an echo of the decades-old idea of thinking mainframes and dumb terminals). But is Google too late to make a difference in the OS sphere? Only if it tries to unseat Windows. But that was never the idea. Instead, Google wants to provide the OS blueprint for
Take a minute to wish Firefox a happy 5th birthday. Can you believe? It’s been 5 glorious years since Firefox made it fun again to get on the Internet. Sure Chrome has been a noble experiment and Safari is as elegant as Apple itself, but Firefox is the original bad boy of browsers and it can still makes a geek’s heart flutter.
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