Archive for the ‘Google’ Category

Tim Bray Describes Apple to a Tee

Tim Bray posted to his blog an article about accepting work from Google. In it, he makes a painfully truthful remark about Apple Computer. I had first heard about this on CNET’s Buzz Out Loud podcast, so I looked it up. Tim Bray is a co-author of Extensible Markup Language (XML), and he’s respected in [...]

iPod vs. Zune: Second Impressions

As I previously wrote, the iPod touch continues to be a stellar device. Given it’s a phone-less version of the iPhone, I know why that device is so popular and gets rave reviews from even non-Mac users. I’ve always wanted a shared calendar resource in the cloud that my wife and I could jointly manage [...]

Google Chrome OS … So What?

Everyone is getting carried away with Google’s announcement that it will release a thin-client, web-oriented operating system targeting netbooks that will be released … in a year. Did you get all that? A whole year from now. It will be a thin client! Your computer will boot to a browser. This is interesting, but it’s [...]

Microsoft: Google is the Next Threat

Paul Thurrott reports that Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, admitted that Google will represent the next significant threat to the Windows ecosystem. Ballmer foresees Google adapting its Android operating system (currently a smart phone OS) for netbook computers, and eventually desktops. I don’t know why I hadn’t anticipated this, to be honest. Consumers are migrating toward [...]

Google Said My Site Will Harm Your Computer

I’m a wannabe Web developer … just look around. I wouldn’t know how to write malicious code any better than the Visual Studio controls I configure on the other parts of this Web site (BizGeek is a WordPress blog and it does the magic for me). Anyway, I was investigating site search options for BurlapMonkey [...]