Rare facts about Google
Some rare facts about Google - how the search company started, its IPO, initial funding and when they celebrate their birthday. [more...]
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Some rare facts about Google - how the search company started, its IPO, initial funding and when they celebrate their birthday. [more...]
Easy instructions on how to add your photo to a Google account and personalise it - screenshots included with helpful tips. [more...]
Instructions on how to sign in at the Chrome web browser through your Google account which lets you synchronise bookmarks, passwords, history and other settings to multiple devices. [more...]
Gmail lets you send SMS from your email account. Detailed instructions on how to do this. [more...]
Download Google pack software containing free tools and utilities for everyone. [more...]
The Google Pack software has useful tools and utilities for everyone. The software pack is indispensable for web developers. [more...]
Create your own Google business card quickly. Ideal for people who rank high in the Google search engine for their name. [more...]
GMail drive is a small application that lets you store files on the space available on your Gmail account. [more...]
Google search results show This site may harm your computer beside web site listing. Learn how to get this removed. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Apple didn't invent the mouse. It was built at SRI International by Douglas Engelbart and patented in 1970. Apple licensed it for about $40,000. Also, Apple wasn't the first company to attach a mouse to a computer. This had been done by Xerox on their 8010 Star personal computer, which unfortunately wasn't a success probably because of its steep price, a staggering $16,000. In addition to being the inventor of modern mouse, Douglas Engelbart is best remembered for giving a live demonstration of several computer technologies at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in San Francisco. This Mother of All Demos took place on 9th December 1968 and showcased windows, hypertext, graphics, video conferencing, word processing and, of course, the mouse.Mother of All Demos video on YouTube [more...]
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