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Google have now taken away the requirement to be invited to join its Wave — it is now available for everyone. They also promise that it is faster, more stable and otherwise refined. I hope this will give it a … Continue reading →

I was in a meeting at work yesterday about a new database we are designing. I couldn’t quite see how the diagrams on the board fitted together so this is the sketch I made working out my contribution – a … Continue reading →

I am on a roll with Google-themed posts, buoyed up by an atypical flurry of responses (thanks guys!). I might as well go for the hatrick and muse about Google Wave. I think this is an excellent innovation, bringing together … Continue reading →

Following on from yesterday’s thoughts, I think that Google Buzz could be categorised as a failure. Food for thought is that Google has lots of failures behind it. When you explore the full range of Google products, you find plenty … Continue reading →

I picked up on Google’s Buzz idea fairly soon after it came out and have already posted about it a couple of times (most recently in March). However, this morning I have decided to drop it from my Googlemail interface. … Continue reading →

I am not an expert on using EndNote, which is one of the bits of reference management software widely used at Oxford University, but am becoming one. Later this morning will be the acid test, when I present an introduction … Continue reading →

I discovered yesterday that the Street View feature on Google Maps now has vastly expanded coverage. When it was first added in the UK I could see all the places I had lived by dint of having lived in a … Continue reading →

I am still pondering the virtues of Google Buzz (following on from last month’s Buzz post). At that point it was new and I had connected up several of the sites I use to post information but I have now … Continue reading →