Michael Arrington of TechCrunch has quit the iPhone
Michael Arrington has grown tired (as have MANY others) of AT&Ts terrible service, and Apples stuck up behavior towards Google Voice. You can read the whole article here.
Michael Arrington has grown tired (as have MANY others) of AT&Ts terrible service, and Apples stuck up behavior towards Google Voice. You can read the whole article here.
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Labels: Apple, ATT, Cell Phones, Google, google voice, Law

Do you have an enemy? I'm going to assume you do, because otherwise, you probably wouldn't be reading this post, laughing maniacally. And since you do have enemies, I'm sure you'd like to see them suffer, and what better way then to have a Google search for 'jerkface rotten-pants' come up with their picture at the very top of the list? Wired has put together a great walkthrough on how to accomplish this feat. Just remember, what you do to somebody else with this can be returned with interest, so play nice!
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We have more fun happening at Google today with the new feature for Gmail, Autopilot. CADIE, is of course responsible, and I wouldn't have it any other way. More April Fools info as it comes.
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Labels: april fools, funny, gmail, Google
It just wouldn't be April Fools without Google. Every year they come out with something so outrageous that you have to believe it. This year is no exception. Introducing CADIE. A revolution is (apparently) in our hands.
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After acquiring Grandcentral in July 2007, Google had seemingly forgotten about this potentially awesome product. We got a wonderful surprise though last night when Google announced Google Voice. GV promises many new features, the most anticipated of which being voicemail transcription and SMS support (entire features list here). If you aren't already using Grandcentral, you're going to have to wait a while though. You can sign up here to be informed via email that Voice is now accepting new applications.
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Labels: Google, google voice, voice