Google Wave is now open for Everyone

Some of us might be thinking that Google Wave is a total flop and the search giant is not taking any/much care of it. Well, the most recent post at the Google Wave Blog proves us wrong. Google Wave is out of preview version and it has been made ‘open to everyone’.

8 Must Have plugins to speed up WordPress Blog

Recently, Google announced that they are putting higher priority to those websites/blogs which loads faster. Priority of what? Definitely, priority for showing up in Search Engine Result Page. After this announcement was made, webmasters and bloggers are impatient to make sure that their blogs load faster than others so that Google doesn’t punish it by putting it back. You too should rush for this. Here are 8 useful Wordpress plugins to speed up your WordPress blog and keep pace with the search monster, Google.

Google PageRank Updated: AISajib.com is Now PR3!

Seems like Google is becoming pretty much active these days. It now updates its PageRank more often. Well, that’s a good news for website owners, isn’t that? Of course it is. That’s why I’m feeling so happy to announce that this blog close to its first anniversary and at the same time its PageRank has been upgraded to 3! (Congratulations invited )

Do You Need A Google Wave Invitation?

Google’s latest buzz is called “Buzz”. I’m still wondering if there are people who still uses complex service Google Wave, after the launch of Google Buzz. I’m a big fan of Buzz and am pretty regular at it. Last time I logged in to my Wave account and noticed that I’m given the power of inviting others to Wave account. I don’t know if there are people still interested in trying out Google Wave. However, if there are people out there who are hunting for a Google Wave invitation, read this post.

How to Add Google Buzz This Button to WordPress Posts

Google did not fail to buzz the technology world with its latest service called “Buzz” integrated into its existing email service Gmail. Apparently, it’s a combination of twitter and facebook, enabling users to share their updates, include links and photos from picasa or flickr and fetch updates from twitter. This is so far the biggest and the most relevant move by Google to actually compete with Facebook and twitter.

Google Buzz also comes with Google’s RSS reading service, Google Reader. Here you won’t see anything called Buzz, but you will be following those Google Reader users who you follow on Buzz. It’s like sharing a link to a post or an article with all to your followers. Not to mention you can make updates private, too.

Google Tells You What it Knows About You

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Introducing the Google Chrome Operating System!

Breaking news: Google released a note saying that it is to release its first operating system for computers named Google Chrome OS by the second half of the next year. [...]