After reading Matt’s Twitter blog that he published a couple of weeks ago, I thought I’d take the opportunity to write a follow-up piece about my own experiences with the increasingly popular micro-blogging cum social networking service of the moment.

What I found particularly interesting about Matt’s blog were some of the comments that readers had left. Whilst there aren’t many, what is evident from these comments is something that I’ve noticed on a much larger scale when chatting to friends, family and work associates about the new social networking phenomena – You either love it, or you hate it! More…

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I’ve been using Google Chrome as my primary browser for several months now and the one feature that has really impressed me is the omnibox. It’s essentially the browser address bar and default search box combined but it’s more powerful than either on its own.
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During my daily trawl of all things that is web based I found the following on the Techcrunch website.
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We mentioned this morning that Google had entered into the browser market with Chrome, designed to be a lightweight and rapid open source browser.  Quite a few of us were looking forward to having a play around with it (I’m actually using it to write this blog!).  So I thought it would be a nice idea to get a few people’s thoughts on how they’re finding it so far.
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Cuil, the Internet’s newest Search Engine appears to be taking a bit of a battering as everyone and his dog takes a shufty at what has been described as ‘new technology that can change the competitive dynamics of the Web search market’. More…

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