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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, userid@gmail.com
Dear username,
In a few days, we will update your Writely account to use your userid@gmail.com Google Account registration settings.
This means you'll need to use your Google Account password when signing [...]

 
Earlier I had written about GBuy a Potential Paypal Killer. The Official Google Blog announced today that Google finally launched their much awaited Paypal Competitor Google Checkout.
Google Checkout has similar features like Paypal and will allow you to buy products online using the their Checkout service.
What's more the Google Checkout service neatly [...]

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Google Desktop Blog today announced that Google Desktop 4 has been taken out of beta and a public version is available for downloads. Google Desktop 4 is now also avialable in 27 other regional languages.
The most significant change from the Beta 3 to Beta 4 was introduction of [...]

Picassa has been growing in popularity for some time now, with Google launching a version for Linux user's its userbase has been seeing a steady growth.
Picassa was one of the companies Google had aquired earlier. It is a desktop based image management software which is avialable for free download from Google, for those who do [...]

Google Operating System's blog has an interesting article on how you can search from within Google's searches.
The list includes searching Google services, using the popular search site feature in combination of the inurl that Goolge uses.
You can do a search in search for Goolge blog search, Google Trends, Google Base and lots of other Google [...]

Google is on its way to launch Gbuy which will be be a competitor to the service to Paypal sometime this month.
For starters I am a Paypal user as it is one of the best online today unlike the other smaller companies who eat into your earnings, but now with the buzz on Gbuy I [...]

I found this interesting piece of history from Google Operating System's website , which shows you a history of all the subdomains Google has ever owned or have used them for internal purposes.

Snapshot from Googlesystem.com
You can download the Google subdomains history as a PDF from Google Operating System's site .