Geek Bazaar

If you’re using Gmail a lot for work, you might realize how powerful the “archive” feature is. It takes existing emails out of your sight but keeps them there for later use. I also use the labels extensively together with the filters to automatically distinguish those email that come from some mailing lists from the emails that actually matter. If you’re not using all this, then you probably should.

If you are using these features, then GTDinbox seems to be the next best thing to try It makes it easier to sort out your stuff by applying a bit of the GTD (getting thing done) magic with Gmail, effectively turning it into a working machine rather than just an email service.

So for the next hour I’ll be sorting out my inbox and replying to those emails that i missed :-p
More can be found at GTDInbox.

I’ve seen something like this done with a particular dome camera - pretty cool stuff - showing off a new level of mapping technology

http://www.mapjack.com/

Google Calendar just added a new feature called “I’m feeling lucky” for the occasion Enjoy the screenshots

Also check out the google wake up kit!

http://funtasticus.com/20080314/new-googles-zurich-office-amazing/

Boomshuffle is great. If you’re not familiar with it - it’s a web 2.0 service which allows you to set up your own music lists and make them available for others to listen to. That’s great if you have all the time in the world to set up your own list, but what if I want to search other people’s lists? Boomshuffle does not seem to have a site search - enter google. With a bit of google fu, you can easily find mixes which include your favourite bands.And .. I guess you can use the below form:

The Android Developer Challenge looks particularly interesting They’ll award $10 million to developers with the best apps.

Android page

Thanks to the good folks at Google, now everyone can analyse the search engine requests, and knowing from which city or country they come from.

The Egyptians and the Indians are the most people who search for the word ’sex’ , according to Google.

‘Anal sex’ is most popular in Ankara, Turkey and unsurprisingly perhaps, Miami, Florida.

So you think Italians are some latin machos who are God’s gift to nature? Unlikely… as they are the most people who search for ‘viagra’, followed by the UK and Germany.

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The Australians, British and Americans are the most people who search for ‘botox’ while ‘fisting’ is most searched in Zurich, Switzerland… those bankers!

Full story here

The author hping and various other projects, has an interesting article about how to survive as an author of an opensource project by making use of Google ads.

Quickie: Google Sued For Crimes Against Humanity

As previously predicted Google Presentations is now released.

It looks pretty well done and allows you to give your presentation online, with a chat side bar where the audience and give feedback. Essentially they’re making use of the same chat look as Google Talk Gadget.

Just in case you missed this one (just like I did)

Coverage of the flight simulator feature in Google Earth here, there, and else where.

http://www.masterplanthemovie.com/

Google explains:

Uf, I am relieved now! And I thought I was being spied on!
Check your googling history: http://www.google.com/history
And delete the service: http://www.google.com/accounts/EditServices

Finaly a map that makes sense! Modeled after the Tokyo metro map.
More here.
Full clickable map here.

Ron Paul is a candidate for the next presidential elections in the US.
The video is quite long, watch it. His ideas are so radical, they just might work.

If you search geekbazaar on google, this blog is the first entry…erm..good news Sandro no?

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Google is taking Postini under it’s wing .. here