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Battle in the Clouds: Intelligence on Google Apps

Battle in the Clouds: Intelligence on Google Apps

By Charlie Wood on September 16, 2011

Google Apps is used by more than 40 million people and signs up 5,000 new businesses every day according to numbers recently cited by Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. But what do all those millions of people actually use Google Apps for, and how heavily do they use it? At Spanning we have a unique view into [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged analysis, data mining, dropbox, google, google apps, google calendar, google docs, Microsoft Office

Tungle: an Acquisition Tweet by Tweet.

Tungle: an Acquisition Tweet by Tweet.

By Zoli Erdos on April 27, 2011

  Tungle CEO, 6 days ago: Hm… looks like a broken iPhone.  Get a new one… but is getting a new phone really a life changing moment? @mgingrasMarc Gingras Time for a new smartphone.#lifechangingmoment 2 hours ago via Twitter for BlackBerry® Favorite Retweet Reply For Marc it is.  And I doubt he’ll be using iPhone, [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Just for fun | Tagged calendar, calendar scheduling, calendar sync, google calendar, scheduling, tungle

Now You Can Get Your Google Apps Data Backed Up for Free.  Startup Econ 101: When Giving it Away is a Good Deal.

Now You Can Get Your Google Apps Data Backed Up for Free. Startup Econ 101: When Giving it Away is a Good Deal.

By Zoli Erdos on March 15, 2011

Ouch that’s a longish title. OK, I admit, I am tired, could not decide between two messages and ended up combining them.  Well, let’s see the messages. The Art of Pricing The other day I got into a tweet convo with a Startup Entrepreneur whose product I found interesting, at least at first glance.  But [...]

Posted in Application Software, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged backup, crowdsourced marketing, data security, freemium, google apps, google calendar, google docs, Spanning Backup, Spanning Sync, startup econ, startup pricing | 1 Response

Without Standards, the World Falls Down

Without Standards, the World Falls Down

By Ben Kepes on March 25, 2010

This was meant to be a happy post. Unfortunately OggSync gets to bear the brunt of my frustrations over standards and portability. But first some background: I run a pretty busy schedule – to give you an idea of what that means in real terms I have 12 separate calendars – my manufacturing business alone [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged google calendar, oggsync | 2 Responses

Google Labs: Can I Have My Event Colors in Calendar, Please?

Google Labs: Can I Have My Event Colors in Calendar, Please?

By Zoli Erdos on July 14, 2009

Google Labs is a blessing: it allows the creation of useful new features that otherwise would possibly take forever to add… the downside that by turning “labs” on we all agree to be guinea-pigs.  But there’s nothing new in that… The two Labs-related news today:  Google Tasks has graduated, it’s no longer a Lab feature, [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged calendar events, gcal, gmail, google, google calendar, google labs, microsoft, office, tagging | 5 Responses

Living in the Clouds – Google Calendar

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 10, 2008

As a part of my Living in the Cloud series, I wrote about Gmail last week. This week, I am planning to write about Google Calendar and I will write about Remember The Milk, a todo application, next week. Google Calendar has been a boon for me both in my personal as well as professional [...]

Posted in General | Tagged cloud computing, digital lifestyle, google calendar, livingintheclouds, productivity, virtual office | 2 Responses

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