Google Makes Exchanging Microsoft Exchange For Google Apps A Bit Easier (27)
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There’s no question that Google is setting its sights on taking some of Microsoft’s marketshare in the productivity suite space. Last year, Google announced a new plug-in that syncs Google’s enterprise versions of Apps, including Gmail, contacts, and calendar, with Microsoft’s Outlook. And Google just acquired Docverse, an application lets users collaborate directly on Microsoft Office documents. Today Google is taking another swipe at Microsoft with a new tool that makes it significantly easier to ...
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Isaac said:
"Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange is a new server-side tool that migrates a company’s email, calendar and contact data from Microsoft Exchange, an email server software product from Microsoft, to Google Apps"
25 million people have gone Google (35)
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Over the past year, we've highlighted companies around the world who have switched to Google Apps. And that means more than 25 million people have "gone Google", including those at such globe-trotting organizations as Jaguar Land Rover and National Geographic. (You might have seen their Gone Google messages in print.)Recently we visited one of our newest customers, Konica Minolta, to learn about why they decided to join us. Here's their story:For those considering a switch ...
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Lawrence said:
Rafael, desculpe, mas eles já controlam tudo.
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tosch said:
I wonder what this 25 million actually means. I would like to know their daily/weekly/monthly actives.
poor toyota, first that huge recall and now a throwaway reference in dinosaur comics? WHAT'S NEXT?? (10)
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archive - contact - sexy exciting merchandise - search - about– ← previousMarch 16th, 2010nextMarch 16th, 2010: Gentle readers, cats and kittens! I sell shirts and prints and giant stuffed T-Rexes, did you know that? Any ONE of these items is 100% certified to make you 100% sexy. YOU CAN'T MAKE CLAIMS LIKE THAT ON THE INTERNET WITHOUT BEING ABLE TO BACK THEM UP. I feel certain that you will love this shirt: ...which you ...
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NeonDemon said:
i think this is my favorite dinosaur comic ever!
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Fernando said:
Ahhhh.... Dinossaur é muito bom. E não, EU não aceito povo chamando frankstain de frankinstain, hahaha
Grandpa Punched Kids In Head At Walmart For "Thrill" (14)
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A $150,000 bond has been set for the 68-year old man accused of punching kids in the back of the head at Walmart while their parents weren't looking. Ralph would put his keys between his knuckles and wack children while their parents were entranced by Walmarts fabulous bargains. He said he did it for "the thrill" of getting away with it, and that he'd been doing it since January. His lawyer say he has mental ...
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NeonDemon said:
the thrill of being awesome
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Amy said:
"His lawyer says he has mental health issues." You think?
Tim Bray Throws His Hat Into The Android Ring Because He Hates The iPhone (29)
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As Apple goes on the offensive against Android, it risks alienating more and more developers. Today, another prominent developer is chose the opposing side. Tim Bray, the well-known software architect and blogger, is joining Google to help rally even more developers around the Android mobile operating system. Bray is the co-inventor of the XML Web standard, and most recently worked at Sun Microsystems. In a blog post, he explains that he is drawn to Google ...
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Jake said:
thanks mike
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pelles said:
Kanske dagens citat och ett växande imageproblem för Apple. "The iPhone vision of the mobile Internet’s future omits controversy, sex, and freedom, but includes strict limits on who can know what and who can say what. It’s a sterile Disney-fied walled garden surrounded by sharp-toothed lawyers. The people who create the apps serve at the landlord’s pleasure and fear his anger. I hate it."
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tjompa said:
Pris för veckans bästa citat. Att tala i bilder är att tala i guld.
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Jordi said:
Vaya fama...
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Sabrina said:
Amen.
Google Voice Turns One; Here's How to Get the Most from It [Birthdays] (16)
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Google Voice turned one yesterday, and in the year since Google reopened the service previously known as GrandCentral, we've:Helped you decide if Google Voice is a good fit for you Eased your transition to Voice Showed you how to make free VoIP calls from Voice Detailed how to make unlimited free calls from your cellphone using Voice More »
Horsetail Firefall (46)
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New Futurama Coming This Summer, With The Original Cast [Futurama] (17)
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Futurama returns to Comedy Central this June, with 12 new episodes... and more to follow. And yes, the original cast is all back. The first episode is "Rebirth," and the show's 100th episode will be "The Mutants Are Revolting." [AICN] More »
Canada: the country that pees together stays together (47)
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EPCOR, the water utility company that runs the fountains up in Edmonton, Canada released this graph yesterday. It's water consumption during the Olympic gold medal hockey game, overlaying consumption of the previous day. How much do Canadians love their hockey? A lot. The first period ends. Time to pee. The second period ends. Time to pee. The third period ends. Time to pee. Consumption goes way down when Canada wins and during the medal ceremony. ...
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Isaac said:
i love it.
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Steve said:
This is hilarious...Had to share.
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simo said:
wonderful
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Compulsivo said:
Hora de fazer pipi....
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Derek said:
great use of a graph to prove what we all thought to be true...people pee during intermission...the scale of this is crazy since it's entire city, not just the stadium.
What Would You Do For $5? (36)
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Fiverr is a marketplace for gigs that are priced at $5. Essentially, you can sell and buy tasks for $5. So anyone can create a gig for small service on the site, and visitors can accept gigs as well. Gig prices are fixed at $5. Buyers can order gigs and are required to pay for the gig in advance. Fiverr takes $1 off of the $5 fee. Gigs range from installing WordPress on a server ...
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Robotech_Master said:
Well, it's better than a Klondike Bar anyway…
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Kluz said:
I love this idea... truly... I'll code batch files to backup your music for 5 bucks!
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Ran said:
I'd like to make a comment for $5,公开的5美元党!
Google Apps Now Disaster Proof (42)
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Many of us take the disaster readiness of servers and data centers for granted. But for IT admins from both small and large companies, being prepared for disaster and emergency situations is complicated and expensive issue. Google has made an announcement today for any enterprise users of Google Apps; assuring IT admins that the suite is now fully prepared for disaster recovery. Rajen Sheth, Senior Product Manager, Google Apps, tells us that as of recently, ...
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Troy said:
And NAF still runs its own Exchange server why?...
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Paulo said:
"Disaster Proof" até a próxima falha da infra do Google... :-D
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marcel said:
"The reason that Google can offer these services for free is because the tech giant already operates large data centers simultaneously for millions of users and also balances loads between data centers as needed. Google also claims that its high speed connections between data centers allows the company to replicate and transfer large amounts of data quickly from one server to another."Googles gigantische Datencenter werden zur Markteintrittsbarriere par excellence.
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Ankush said:
Doubt Microsoft will be able to keep pace... Google is the master of scalable cloud computing
March 04, 2010 (16)
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T-Shirts & Apparel : Bazinga! (19)
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Prepare them to fall victim to another one of your classic practical jokes. Sheldon: You know, Ive always wanted to go to a goth nighclub. Howard: Really? Sheldon: Bazinga! None of you ever sees my practical jokes coming, do you? $17.99 - $19.99
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Kluz said:
MUST.... BUY.... SHIRT!Sería el éxito en fiestas y posadas XD
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Fernando said:
Delivery is more costly than t-shirt
Foursquare And Gowalla Line Up For A SXSW Brawl With Site Updates (18)
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Last year at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, both Foursquare and Gowalla had their public unveilings. This year, with each rapidly gaining adopters (and mainstream interest), the two will likely battle it out for geolocation supremacy, along with a range of other competitors. And both Foursquare and Gowalla have already begun position themselves for the big battle. Gowalla Pretties Up A few days ago, Gowalla rolled out a completely redesigned website. Notably, the new ...
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Jeremy said:
I'm a hypocrite. I'm actually starting to come around on these location-based services.
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mdelfs said:
I totally moved to Gowalla from Foursquare for good. The graphic and layout of the Gowalla app is just too good to ignore. It has a better web 2.0 look and feel.
Jet ski + jet pack = "Jetlev" (60)
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It looks dangerous and is, reportedly, incredibly expensive, but there is no denying the near-maximal awesome factor of the Jetlev Flyer. Power comes from a four-stroke engine in a small "boat" which drags in the water behind/below the flying harness, and to which it is tethered by a big yellow hose that supplies high-pressure water and prevents the operator from exceeding a safe altitude. [Thanks, Alan Dove!] Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read ...
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Ryan said:
WANT
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Tony said:
AWE-SOME
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webtechnologist said:
Had to share this one. Watch the video.
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Chris said:
rediculous
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Katte said:
lo voglio provare!!
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Daniel said:
Ge mig en!
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Vitor said:
Olha a grossura da magueira! hahaha
Mr. Wizard premiered 49 years ago, today (12)
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Not having seen him in action since the Nickelodeon days back in the 80s, I'd almost forgotten how well Don "Mr. Wizard" Herbert did the job of communicating science. A radio actor and documentary producer, Herbert created the first science-experiment centric TV show, "Watch Mr. Wizard", which premiered on Chicago's WNBQ-TV in 1951. Within months, the show had moved to its natural and cosmically-correct time slot—Saturday mornings. Bonus: The clip above features the first intelligent ...
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Tim said:
Thank you Mr. Wizard!!
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Matt said:
"Mr. Wizard" has to be my absolute favorite show of all time. It really ignited my interest in science and technology.
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Jordan said:
Every morning, when I was very young, I would watch this show under an afghan while drinking cold chocolate milk and eating buttered bagels. He's why I'm a scientist, or trying to be one.
Topeka, Kansas Renamed Google, Kansas In Bid For Google's Fiber Optic Test Market (12)
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Topeka, Kansas, best known for renaming itself Google this week in a bid to be Google's fiber optic network test market, renamed itself Google this week in a bid to be Google's fiber optic test market. In a formal proclamation Monday, [Mayor Bill] Bunten announced his city will be known as "Google" -- Google, Kansas. "It's just fun. We're having a good time of it," he said of the unofficial name change, which will last ...
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Tim said:
Awesome and hilarious.
Google Handing Out Free Nexus Ones And Droids To Top Android Devs (20)
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Google has just sent out an Email to select Android developers informing them that they are eligible to receive either a Verizon Droid or a Nexus One, as part of its ‘Device Seeding Program’. The criteria for getting one of the phones is to have an application with 3.5 stars or higher and more than 5,000 downloads, which sounds like it could include quite a few developers. In an odd move, Google isn’t actually allowing ...
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Ihar said:
wrote an app with 5000 downloads? get a free phone!
Foursquare, Baby, Foursquare. (30)
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Foursquare may still be relatively small (around 450,000 users), but wow have they been able to woo certain areas of the mainstream quickly. We already know about the deals with Conde Nast, Marc Jacobs, the New York Times, and others — some of which are pulling in revenue. And then there’s the Bravo deal, which has already included a commercial spot. But now, Foursquare is getting love in the bright lights of Vegas. Yes, the ...
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Danny said:
Neat. I'm new to foursquare and it's still sort of weirdly stalkerish (see: pleaserobme.com) but I just don't check in where I live.
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doom9 said:
Foursquare 现在很是得意啊