Google today has launched their premier service for Google Apps for Small Business, Enterprise, School, Family Group and more. Google Apps Premier Edition can be tried out for free till April 30th, 2007 after which you will have to shell out a subscription fee to make use of Google Apps Premier. The fee is priced [...]

Ok Starting something new from today. I will be sharing some interesting reads which I find across the internet on a day to day basis. Hopefully it will be helpful for my readers too. Top 10 Gmail Tips and hacks from Download Squad How do you Organize your Gmail? from Lifehacker  Run Windows Xp inside [...]

Microsoft is the world pioneer in Operating Systems and desktop software and almost 95% of the world computer users use software created by them. What about Bill Gates, well he too uses and idealizes microsoft softwares. What about his children? Well The Inquirer reports that Bill Gates stops his 10 year old daughter Phoebe from [...]

Check out this funny picture where a bill board fails for a advertising it is showing and displays a 404 page not found error instead.   Check out the Original Picture at Flickr.  

Toshiba corporation announced the world's smallest hard disk drive (HDD) which is 0.85 inch hard disk drive the first hard drive to deliver multi-gigabyte data storage to a sub-one-inch form factor.  The hard drive is just a little bigger than the size of a normal coin. The drive will have an initial capacity of 2 [...]

Most standard browsers have an option for tabbed browsing including the Firefox, IE 7, Opera, Avant etc. Tabbed browsing allows you to work with multiple windows in the same instance thus saving a cluttered environment and also allowing you to manage the windows efficiently. What about tabbed browsing for your Windows Explorer? If you are [...]

Micheal Arrington from Techcrunch reports that Google may soon be coming up with a powerpoint clone which will be called "Presently". With this Google will complete the trilogy at Google Docs with Word and Spreadsheets already on offer from them. Well hoping that it comes out soon well this will mean that I can simply [...]

Mark Malseed has written a very good story about Sergey Brin at Moment mag. He explores the life of Sergey and his family and how they lived their lives in Moscow (Russia) before migrating to America. It is a very interesting read as to how Sergey and Larry Page came together while they were doing [...]

Hi All, Its been long time since I have actively blogged on this site or for that matter anywhere in the blogsphere. But cometh the new year, and cometh more interesting stuff from Techie Buzz. 2006 was the year where i started blogging actively and 2007 is the year where I will continue blogging more [...]

The regular way on entering URLs in the browser address bar is by typing in www.techie-buzz.com and hitting enter, however did you know that you could save yourself some time and load websites without having to type the entire URL? Here are some tips that will save you some time and make you more productive. [...]

Google has launched a new search called Google Code Search in Google Labs for searching billions of lines of public source codes, this will help developers search the web for existing code already written by  other developers. Though this is definitely a boon for developers like me, earlier i used to use another such service [...]

Recently Writely had opened up to public sign ups, but i got a little surprise mail from Writely yesterday. An IMPORTANT notice from the Writely team, [email protected] Dear username, In a few days, we will update your Writely account to use your [email protected] Google Account registration settings. This means you'll need to use your Google [...]

So Much to Read . . . So Little Time! Well in a normal reading speed it would be possible to sift through say about 100 or lesser words per minute, which might hold quite true for lots of people including me. Now think about reading 300% faster than the current speed, well thats where [...]

Well I am a programmer and I know how hard it is to decipher some one else's codes without proper documentation. Maintenance always runs into problems because of this, but I just found an interesting link which will allow you to completely screw the maintenance guys. Check out How to write Unmaintainable Code.

Hi all my readers, first of all I would like to apologize for not writing for so long, but work has kept me so occupied for the past 45 days that leave away time for writing I did not even have had time to read blogs. But this exile is going to come to end, [...]