Google continually evolves everything and Google Maps is no exception to that rule. During the past month or so I’ve noted some really cool new features like updated zoom/pan/navigation controls, new My Maps features, and navigable street view is available in some areas.
Let’s take a quick look at new My Maps features, here’s a list:
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Last month I wrote about gas prices dropping because of the recession. I wonder if gas prices can be used as a direct barometer for the state of this recession, if so then I guess its gotten worse because gas prices are lower this month. Just today I paid $1.44/gallon after a 15 cent per [...]
I’m amazed at times to I see high profile websites breaking what I consider to be unspoken “laws” of web design. One of the first of which would be to insure that visitors to your site can distinguish between clickable and non-clickable text. For example, you want readers to easily see at-a-glance how to navigate [...]
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I wrote back on November 23rd that according to EngadgetMobile.com it may be hard to find a Storm since they are selling out fast. The Verizon Wireless store today says:
Due to high demand for the BlackBerry® Storm™ 9530 smartphone, all orders placed today will ship no later than 12/15/08.
- VerizonWireless.com
So, if you are in the [...]
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If you blog, or are just a Technorati freak you might want to give a listen. Dorion Carroll (Technorati VP of engineering) on Indexing millions of blogs in real time.
A little bit beyond that, check out 5 Tips to Better Technorati Indexing including this great bit:
If your blog software supports categories and RSS/Atom feeds (like [...]
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