Google has a new favicon since a few days ago. And by far, it’s not the prettiest logo you’ll find in the Internet. By incorporating so many colors into an icon, Google defeats its own objective of simplicity.
The new favicon only appears in Google’s sub pages like Google Maps, Google Images and so on but does not appear in their homepage or even in iGoogle appears in every Google products.
You can customize your Gmail under Settings > Themes
Gmail’s Ninja Theme
Google has just rolled out new themes for Gmail and it’s uber awesome.
To customize your Gmail inbox, go to the Themes tab under Settings. Google will be rolling out themes to everyone over the next couple of days, so if you don’t see them yet, check back soon.
Bank robbers are genius nowadays. Following movies like The Thomas Crowne Affair, Pineapple Express, The Bank Job and even The Dark Knight, people get inspired.
The robber, wearing a yellow vest, safety goggles, a blue shirt, and a respirator mask went over to a guard who was overseeing the unloading of cash to the bank from the truck. Then he sprayed the guard with pepper spray, grabbed his bag of money, and disappeared.
Earlier, the robber has posted an ad in Craiglist for road maintenance workers, promising wages of $28.50 per hour. The recruits were told to wait near the Bank of America right around the time of the robbery — wearing yellow vests, safety goggles, a respirator mask, and preferably a blue shirt. At least a dozen of them showed up after seeing the ad.
Google marks its 10th birthday by launching a project called Project 10^100 (ten to the hundredth). What’s better, Google is throwing away USD $10 million for the best 5 ideas that can change the world. Google users will then vote for the best idea.
The tagline for Project 10^100 is "May Those Who Help The Most Win" The project is calling for ideas to change the world by helping as many people as possible.
To join the contest, or to get more idea of what Project 10^100 is about, check out www.project10tothe100.com. Hurry up, ideas need to be in by October 20th while voting on ideas will start on January 27th, 2009.
Google Docs, Google’s popular version of Microsoft Office Suite, now lets its users to create online forms.
Just sign into Google and open up Google Docs. Then, go to New > Form and the rest is history. Just follow the simple onscreen guide to create a simple online form, which you can email to your recipients or embed into your web site/blog.
After your recipients fill-in the form, you can view the summary response from your Google Docs, or you can view the full response in Google Spreadsheet format.
Even though the form is quite basic (text field, multiple choice, checkbox, drop-down list, scale (1-n) and paragraph text), it is sufficient and good enough to create many type of forms including surveys, questionnaires, etc.
Besides the new look, there are some great new features as well. When you add bookmarks, it automatically detects the title of the web site. How do you like the new Delicious?