If you could take 3 Google services on an island, what would they be? |
GMAIL- TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY
BLOGGER-TO LET THE WORLD KNOW OF MY ADVENTURES
GOOLGE NEWS- SO I WONT BE TOO FAR BEHIND ON WORLD EVENTS IF I EVER MAKE IT BACK |
Will there be google-wireless on the island? Or should we take that as a service with us? |
Web Accelerator, Ride Finder, and Maps... because I'm weird. |
Miel, you will already have an internet connection on the island. :) |
Assuming that I have internet connection over that island, I would like to take with me,
a. Google Earth: Just a few scrolls away from my destination path.
b. GMail: To keep in constant touch with the external world.
c. Picassa: To organize my dare-devil photos and play with them.
Hey guys, any comments, feel free. |
I'd take:
- Gmail (to stay in contact)
- Google web search (well, to search the web)
- And probably, Orkut (because the island might be pretty deserted) |
OK, here's my *actual* list...
Gmail, for correspondence.
Gnews, to be aware of the happenings of the rest of the world.
Blogger, to make stupid comments about news stories and not care if anybody sees them. |
Just one, Google Rescue ...
(coming soon I hope) |
i would take:
google search itself (google.com) --> that way you can use any cached sites :D
google earth --> try and find where you are exactly..
gmail --> email people :D telling them to save me!
:D along with googlesearch is google images, so if i get lonley... i can take the parental moderator off :D |
Only one:
1. The Google Cafeteria Service for Employees
http://wistechnology.com/article.php?id=2190 |
Why is Dr Sam Gustard posing to be a onsite dentist for Google – http://googletooth.blogspot.com
he's a hoax
He's not in our employee database like our onsite physician?
nice photoshop job
http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/Clubs/dental/dental%20office.jpg |
I'd take the Google Viewer, Google Keyboard Shortcuts and Google Voice Search. w00t
aww crap. i'm gonna die. |
Thanks Google employee, it's indeed a hoax:
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2005-10-12-n57.html |
