by Andy | Oct 15, 2007 | Google Tech
Docsyncer (currently in private beta) aims to bridge the gap between your online document storage and your desktop. As far as I can gather the docsyncer sits in the background and looks for new documents on your desktop and uploads them to Google Docs....
by Andy | Oct 6, 2007 | Google Tech
Want to play around with what Google is playing around with? Check out Google Experimental. I have to admit that Ask.com search is coming along in leaps and bounds in serving up search results all over your screen. Google really needs to do some catching up....
by Andy | Sep 23, 2007 | Google Tech
Since Google is working on a new version of Gmail I thought I’d get my list of wishes out there. Because I’m sure that the key staff at Google pay regular attention to the TechBurgh blog and really care about what I have to say :-\ I’ve been a long...
by Andy | Sep 23, 2007 | Google Tech
Since Google is working on a new version of Gmail I thought I’d get my list of wishes out there. Because I’m sure that the key staff at Google pay regular attention to the TechBurgh blog and really care about what I have to say :-\ I’ve been a long...
by Andy | Sep 23, 2007 | Google Tech, Word Wide Tech
A source of ours, very close to Google, let slip that they’re testing a new version of their Gmail web based email service. Apparently Google employees and close, trusted testers are helping the company get ready for something they describe as a "new...
by Andy | Sep 22, 2007 | Blog Tech, Google Tech
For those of you who don’t know, Google has a great alert service. If you’re not using it, haven’t seen it or just haven’t checked into it for a while it’s worth a look. Google Alerts are email updates of the latest relevant Google...
