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Google Apps continues to grow in usefulness over time, especially as you can customize and extend the original platform. The first place to look is in the ever-growing Google Solutions Marketplace which, like Apple’s iTunes App Store, is a directory of professional apps and services. Besides the Solutions Marketplace, there are other ways to extend Google Apps. Also worth mentioning is the fact that you can also addi apps and gadgets from Google Labs. MORE >>

just Google 2.0 Have you noticed that Google have implemented a single sign on system - I can login into my gmail account and then access all the services Ive ever logged into through my Google account - in my case: Blogger Docs and Spreadsheets Gmail Personalized Homepage Reader Talk From the account screen I also have the option to " Try something new " and log into or use another service. Windows Live Writer 1 Google Docs 0 in this instance! MORE >>

I've (mostly) forsaken Firefox for Google Chrome It's easy to confess that every member of the Lifehacker team uses , and geeks out about, the open-source, infinitely extensible browser Firefox. It's harder to admit that, despite all the amazing ways it can help a blogger copy links, download pictures and files, customize webapps, and do so much more, I'm primarily using the no-add-ons-available Google Chrome to surf and write. Google hype gone to my brain? My best example? MORE >>

Monday, 26 February 2007 Google vs Offline Web 2.0 There is lots of buzz around the whole Google Apps thing at the moment, but an insightful observation from Josh Bernoff at Forrester Research : " Google believes in a future where everything is connected all the time, and theyre wiring up cities to help with it. Then you could work on your gmail, your Google docs and spreadsheets, your calendar, in your browser. This is the old ChiefTech blog. MORE >>