The much anticipated Google Checkout has arrived offering features that were unexpected, primarily for current AdWords clients. What’s nice, like paypal, is that checkout information is stored in one spot but is transparent to the merchant, meaning they never know your credit card information.
For Adwords clients, a shopping cart (Google Checkout Badge) appears next to [...]

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While writing you a post about Google’s much improved interface (not aesthetically but functionally) for their Google Reader, it crashed. Sucks for you. I think I made it crash because it just showed up today. I tried to add a new feed to my list and it crashed, and now I cannot get back to [...]

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Greg Spotts at Fast Company will be releasing a theoretical case study for using the SaaS model. He claims this is the way to liberate yourself from the reigns of Microsoft enterprise software. And, you can fire your ‘IT Guy’. The SaaS model is great but its adoption rate is and will be for some [...]

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I have seen many services using map API’s that are essentially a proof of concept using mashed up services. All in all none have been ’sticky’ for me or really added much value. But, wikimapia is different. Wikimapia is very simple web service that is a wikipedia for places. From their site, “WikiMapia is a [...]

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