February 14, 2008 at 9:23 pm · Posted On Web 2.0, Technology ·
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Here comes an interesting service from Google. What Indians are searching for on the web ?
Google Trends
This link will work based on your country setting on your Machine and Browser. Interestingly the site gets updated every hour. Good to streamline your blog with respect to the searches to make your blog one of the most read ones.
Cheers - Ranjith
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February 14, 2008 at 8:33 am · Posted On Web 2.0, Technology, Beyond Me ·
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Asia has the most internet users in this world. Check out the stats of users and the population across the world.
Internet Usage

February 14, 2008 at 7:07 am · Posted On Me MySelf, Web 2.0, Technology ·
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After a span of two years, I jumped last week from Bloglines to Google Reader. I was using Bloglines for more than three years from now.
The most attractive features of the Google Reader are :
- The publish and link it to the blog. This can be done on the basis of selective posts. Check out the Nice Once to read bar on the right of my blog.
- You can automatically see your contact published articles in the same Interface.
- I love their technique of loading post by post while reading.
check out the photo and the blog

Cheers - Ranjith
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September 2, 2007 at 11:24 pm · Posted On Web 2.0, General ·
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Japan tops the speed of Broad band Check out the Graph. Using web will be more faster than getting something from your mobile in Japan. The web2.0 [ moving all applications to the web] will make the whole world much faster in terms of internet.

Cheers - Ranjith
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November 4, 2006 at 1:00 am · Posted On Web 2.0 ·
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I was a very late entrant of using Orkut.com. Lately I developed a liking towards the site and the usability of the site.
A couple of weeks before I got an invitation from one of my friend for Gazaag.com
which I don’t want to join, since I felt “let me have all my community at Orkut“. At that point too, I want to try the site and I went in and was not that usable. Today I got a lot more of invitation and thought of going and creating an account there. I really searched around the site for half an hour to find out a place where I can approve my invitation from my friends. It is only a word “Approve” on the whole welcome landing page which does not capture my attention. The site was absolutely not usable.
With a lot of adds around the important places and the content that need to be highlighted is not at all done. I don’t have any intention now and in future to add my friends to this site.
These guys really need change their user interface to capture more attention to the site.
Cheers - Ranjith
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