Monthly Archives: June 2007

  The key to success in companies like Google and Yahoo! comes from their web search, of all things. Many people like to use Google search to find stuff. I admit, they do a great job of indexing and ranking the sites. I don’t … Continue reading →

I haven’t posted in awhile, but I’ll get working on it. I’m working on another post right now. It’s going to be about what I think should be the future of Live search (or any web search). I even drew … Continue reading →

                                                          I was breezing through some sites, when I stopped by the Xbox site. They’ve completely redone it. It is somewhat better, I’ll admit. The old one wasn’t bad though. I like how the layout is much more clearer. … Continue reading →

                                                                I already wrote a post before about how PC’s could improve, but I thought I should go into exactly what is wrong right now with PC’s. I have a Sony Vaio SZ and a MacBook Pro. They both work … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t noticed, as of May 2007 (and probably so on), Google sites have 50.7% of internet search users, Yahoo! sites have 26.4%, Microsoft sites have 10.3% (didn’t rise), Ask network had 5.1%, AOL had 5.0%. So Google is still … Continue reading →

  + = NOT SO GOOD! Even thought MSN Soapbox is a more wholesome experience than YouTube, it doesn’t come without it’s own share of problems. So I listed some of the things that irks me in Soapbox. Here’s the … Continue reading →

It’s great to hear feedback on my site. Especially considering that I gave feedback to his site. I wrote a post about how Live Books search is better than Google Book Search. Today, I got a message in my Spaces inbox, … Continue reading →

                                                                                       Windows Live Maps is awesome. Way better than Google Maps in my opinion. At least in terms of U.S. maps. Live Maps does it all so well. I love bird’s-eye-view maps. They give you a better look at … Continue reading →

Since the January Effect, MSN has been given a new look. It’s much more polished looking now, and much more nicer to go to than before. There were some UI changes to make it look better, function better, and overall, … Continue reading →

There’s been a recent development about whether on not Microsoft Surface was actually in "The Island". It turns out it wasn’t. Instead, the one in the movie has to do with Mark Coleran and some others. Details are sketchy, but … Continue reading →