Advertisers are ready, and once the storm gets rolling, that thing in your hand, cell phone/PDA/CrackBerry, will be the largest target audience since the advent of TV. Billions of users. Even those that don't have TV probably have a cell phone. Advertisers know this, and they are ready to start sending out en-mass. My thought is this. If I get a few SMS ad messages, I can delete as easily as spam. But if it's something more than that, like an app the carrier installs on my phone, then I have a problem. Or lets say...
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Google adds Charts to Docs and Spreadsheets
I'm an avid user of Google's Docs and Spreadsheets application. There have been some limitations, like 100 rows when pasting, but that too has been fixed. One thing lacking in the Spreadsheet tool was graphs, but no more. I think Google will continue to add more features to this application. I still wish they would get their naming convetions...
Monday, April 16, 2007
Today In Sports History Podcast
Hey everyone, please take a few minutes and check out Mark's new podcast Today In Sports History. Good luck Mar...
My hack for no attachments in GMail
Because I can't send attachments via GMail, I decided to try MMS. On my phone I can send an attachment of 300K or less to an email address. So, I send the pic to my GMail account, then I can forward or download the attachment on another computer. Sick and wrong, but it work...
GMail on a mobile sucks, sorta
It's like day 7 now of trying to use my mobile for all of my communication. Email is working ok, but I tried to use GMail via the web, and disappointingly there is no attachment feature. So how am I supposed to send an email with an attachment via the web interface? I can't. So I hopped on over to Yahoo! Mobile and they have the same problem. No attachments from their mobile web interface. What's up with that? I'll have to do some more research on why you can't send attachment...
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