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In two earlier dispatches, here and here, I suggested that you give Google Photos a try if you hadn’t…
Two quick updates on themes I’ve mentioned over the years. Hit: Google Photos. You may well already…
Two Honk Kong protests rather than one. And, a workaround for a browser problem.
A 'simple' business decision has complex and still-unfolding effects.
Let's hope this is a rough patch rather than the beginning of a trend.
The idea looks promising, but how do we know that Google won't just get bored?
'Everything is amazing but no one is happy' -- at least I'm not happy today.
A new way to see what your search engine is finding.
This happens thousands of times a day. Don't let it happen to you!
How to protect your email, choose your airline, and avoid your unnecessary war.
Google takes a step to make its security feature somewhat less cumbersome.
Is this hard? Yes. Too hard? Up to you...
Don't want to have your on-line life zeroed out? Here is the biggest bang-for-the-buck security step you can take.
Bargains on programs that could, just possibly, help you think and write.
Learn to live with the New Look? Not me!
A science/tech problem that doesn't really matter -- and one that really does.
Google's new privacy rules can do more good than harm, if they point you toward Google's all-important "dashboard" feature
The battle between two companies has important stakes for the evolution of the Internet as a whole.
It ain't broke, but Google "fixed" it
More ideas on avoiding the 'Mugged in Madrid!' nightmare