Blogspot Tutorial & Free Template (Free subscription) | yesterday
One year ago, I once wrote about How to create Contact Form/Contact Us by using the service from emailmeform.com. After visiting several blogs both domestic and foreign blogs, evidently, now many blogs use the contact form from google docs . Well, if you are interested in creating the contact form using Google Docs but you do not know how, below are the steps: Please login to Google docs with your...
Acts of Volition (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
I noticed an interesting feature at the end of the Google Chrome OS Demo video today. Apparently, you can pass the URL of any publicly available PDF file to Google Docs and it will act as a plugin-free PDF viewer right in the browser. To view a PDF file without any plugins, append the URL of the file to the end of the address shown here in bold type: http://docs.google.com/viewer?url= http://www.example.com/file.pdf...
Mashable (Free subscription) | yesterday
We’ve been matching up popular web services, applications and mobile apps against each other in heated one-on-one battles here in our weekly Faceoff Series . Last week Microsoft Office bested Google Docs in a head to head race for the title of office suite champion. This week we turned our attention to a rather timely battle being waged on the mobile front, between Apple’s still wildly-selling...
notebooks.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Microsoft's newest version of the extremely popular Microsoft Office software suite is now available for as free beta download! Though the software is still in beta phase, it's fully functional and offers an inside look into the next generation of Microsoft Office Related posts: Microsoft Office Alternative: Google Docs (free!) DocVerse: Microsoft Office Sharing and Collaboration Microsoft Windows...
jon.smajda.com/blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
The range of computer operating systems has greatly expanded in the last decade. You can now find Linux—the same operating system that runs Ubuntu desktops and Google’s web servers—running on phones, routers, televisions, DVR’s…even gas station terminals. Likewise, a smaller, but mostly complete, version of Mac OS X is running not just on plain ol' Macs, but on iPhones...
ReadWriteWeb (Free subscription) | yesterday
Adobe's online office suite, Acrobat.com , is getting its first major upgrade since the service left beta back in June of this year. The new release, launching tomorrow, is an entirely unified experience thanks to the addition of a much-requested file organization tool, explains the service's Director of Project Management Rick Treitman. Also new are 35 user-requested features, including file searching...
Media News (Free subscription) | yesterday
"Google had a low-key event today to preview Chrome OS, its new operating system based on Linux and the Chrome browser. Things are still pretty early -- it's not even in beta yet, let alone on shipping products -- but that's the first official screen shot right there, and the big features are all roughed out. The entire system is web-based and runs in the Chrome browser -- right down to USB drive...
VentureBeat (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Adobe just announced announcing a bunch of upgrades to Acrobat.com, its suite of web collaboration applications. The most important: It’s releasing an application for the iPhone and BlackBerry. Mobile support has been a big missing piece for Acrobat.com, since a big selling point of applications like Adobe’s (as well as Google Docs and the upcoming web versions of Microsoft Office) is...
Crenk.com (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
There’s a lot of sites out there that offer collaboration tools. From the simplified office collaboration tools like Google Documents and Zoho Writer, to the more sophisticated like Basecamp. In the end each of them appeal to different markets, different segments of the industry and each of them function differently. So with those options we [...]
Crenk.com (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
There’s a lot of sites out there that offer collaboration tools. From the simplified office collaboration tools like Google Documents and Zoho Writer, to the more sophisticated like Basecamp. In the end each of them appeal to different markets, different segments of the industry and each of them function differently. So with those options we [...]
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Google is ambitious, there's no question about that. It has both the privilege and necessity of being so and, given its position as a major player in multiple facets of the technology arena, it's got resources and opportunities that most other companies can't hope to match. So if you had to pick one company to enter the operating system market, a product category that's been largely bifurcated for...
Pocket-lint (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Read on to find out what the pro's and con's really are Google ?has officially announced Google? Chrome OS , its operating system it hopes will allow it to get more people on the web, while at the same time offering an alternative to Microsoft's Windows 7 and Apple's Snow Leopard OS . But what does it offer, should you be getting ready to ditch your OS now and when will it be available. Here is what...
Tech-Ex (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Google held an event on Thursday to unveil details about is Chrome OS, which was first announced in July . Prior to Thursday, only miniscule details about the OS were known, including it running on netbooks, and delivery of the final product in the second half of 2010. First, as part of its announcement today, Google said that Google would be releasing all of the operating system’s code and design...
TechRadar (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
TechRadar has pulled together the first screenshots of Google Chrome OS, from the application menu to the in-browser chess. In truth, the concept of Chrome OS will confuse many, being a major step away from the traditional concept of the operating system. Chrome OS is, at heart, a browser with some key additions and it is far from a direct competitor for Microsoft's Windows just yet. The applications...
Mobile Tech Today (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
With the public beta of Office 2010, Microsoft is offering an intriguing future for the world's most popular productivity suite. The new version features integration with web-based, lightweight versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint; a mobile version; and social-networking features bolted onto Outlook. One long-awaited development is Office Web Apps, Microsoft's competition for Google Docs and other...
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prmac | 11/12/2009
Byte Squared today announces Files2 , its file manager application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Files2 enables users to transfer files between their iPhone and a desktop computer and view them from within the Files2 app. It also provides tight integration with Google Docs and MobileMe iDisk. Users may create local folders and organize their files by copying or moving them between folders. Files and...
prmac | 10/20/2009
UK based Byte Squared today announces Sheet2 3.0 , its spreadsheet application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Sheet2 provides over 100 functions with an extensive feature set and support for the XLS format. It also provides tight integration with Google Docs, allowing editing of Google Docs spreadsheets from within the application. Additionally, Sheet2 can access spreadsheets stored in a MobileMe iDisk...
prmac | 10/10/2009
Seattle based CVZ Productions today released Daily Tracker 3.0 , an update to their personal organizer for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Designed specifically to take advantage of the iPhones unique capabilities and interface, Daily Tracker allows users to track virtually anything. Users can quickly choose from an existing category, or easily create a custom one that suits their needs. Version 3.0 features...
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