Guess who’s featured in the Pulse blogs this week? Me. Not sure why they’d want to interview me but they did. Basically they ask me questions about what I did, about this website, as well as how I use Pulse on a daily basis and why. They go into other questions but I won’t spoil … Continue reading »
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The Colour Clock
Interesting thing I found the other day, a clock that changes colors every second of the day. Pretty cool huh? Each number displayed on the screen is represented by a different color. I wish my professors used this during exams =P Click on the image to see the clock in action. If you have a … Continue reading »
Google’s Will Eisner Doodle – Happy 94th Birthday
Google helps celebrate what would have been Will Eisner’s 94th birthday today. One of the most influential comic book artists of his time, Will Eisner is known for creating The Spirit as well as writing and illustrating the ever popular Comics and Sequential Art. I remember reading that in high school and highly recommend it … Continue reading »
Amazon Now Offering Instant Streaming Service with Paid Amazon Prime Membership
Here’s the official letter from Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. They’ve just made being an Amazon Prime member even more appealing by offering free instant streaming service to their paid Prime members. That means if you pay the $79 per year fee, you can now enjoy this service. Sadly, I can not try out the … Continue reading »
Draw and Fold Over – A Social Drawing Game
I’m blessed to have such artistically creative friends. If I didn’t have them, I would have never been introduced to this site. The site is called “Draw and Fold Over” and it’s a site that encourages social drawing. What you do on the site is you start a drawing that consists of 4 parts. You … Continue reading »
Google’s 2011 Doodle
Google always has a special doodle for holidays and today is no different. With today being the last day of 2010, Google has a special 2011 doodle up to ring in the new year. It’s very creative with the roman numerals MMXL (2011) even though it doesn’t exactly spell out Google. [via Google]
Gmail’s New “Select All Conversations in Inbox” Feature
Google just made my life much simpler. I’m not sure how new this feature is but I only just noticed it last night while trying to organize my Gmail inbox. You see, I have thousands of emails in one of my Gmail accounts that I never bothered to archive or mark as read. It’s my … Continue reading »
Google X-Ray Doodle
I guess we finally know what Google is made of. Google is celebrating the discovery of the X-Ray which occurred 115 years ago. [via Google]
Scooby Doo Google Doodle – Happy Halloween!
[via Google]
TWEET IT – iPads vs iPhones (Michael Jackson “Beat It” spoof)
This has been out a few days already. Pretty funny. It’s Friday, might as well. I’m part of the iPhone gang. I even have a cool jacket.
Fiddme vs Foodspotting – Which is the Better Social Food App?
vs. So I came across these 2 apps on the App Store that seem to accomplish the same goals. Both Fiddme and Foodspotting are social network sites that are food based. What you do is instead of just writing about the food you are eating, you take pictures of it, upload them and then … Continue reading »
Google’s Awesome John Lennon Tribute Doodle
Google today has a pretty awesome interactive logo in honor of what would have been John Lennon’s 70th birthday. By clicking on the logo, a short animated music video tribute plays on their homepage. The video is set to the song “Imagine.” Very cool. Happy Birthday John Lennon. [via Google]
Facebook Broken Again
Facebook the past 2 days have been having some sort of outage every now and then but today is the first day I’ve seen this message pop up while trying to access Facebook.
Microsoft Posts E-Book About Safe Computing for Teens (or Constantly Infected Co-Workers)
Microsoft released a free e-book today aimed at teens that is supposed to teach them about safe online computing by safeguarding their computer from online threats. Own Your Space, which is the title of the book, talks about such subjects as phishing, SPAM, malware, trojans, cyberbullies, social networks, and other such topics. I had a … Continue reading »
