You must have heard of Gmail, right? But do you have a Gmail account? 2Gb plus of email storage space - that's a lot bro, more than double of what Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail offers and it's also free. I have been using Gmail for a few years already and i am really pleased with its service. I love the interface, the email search feature, the color, i just love everything about it. There are plenty of features that Gmails offers,you may view it by clicking on this link: Gmail Features. Previously, people can sign up to Gmail only by invites. Not starting from now on mate. Gmail is open for all !! If you don't already have a Gmail account, move your ass and get one (though i said ass, i actually meant fingers :D): Sign Up To Gmail. If you are not into all of the features, please don't say you are not impress with the 2Gb plus of email storage space, which actually keeps growing everyday :) Anyway, happy creating a new email account !

Microsoft is taking a number of steps to improve the popularity of it's search engine. First, they introduced Windows Live, a new search homepage which apparently looks, or at least has some similarity in feature with Google. There are more improvements made, but the most significant, in my opinion, is the introduction of Windows Live Maps and Virtual Earth.

This entry is totally not tech related :) , but i guess that you would like to know about the new buzz in the net. Google has recently launched its Google Checkout, a shopping portal just like 2Checkout and Clickbank. I've went to the website to look around and it is kinda neat. Google Checkout is practically a directory of online shopping websites, but only websites by merchant that has registered with Google Checkout.

Does anyone of you have a Personalized Google Homepage? Well, if you do, and you really like to stay in your homepage while browsing the web, there are a few cool Google gadget for the task. It is called Google AJAX Search API gadgets. There are three flavours to choose from; Google Video Gadget, Google Map Search Gadget, and Google Mini Search Gadget. Just click on the names to go to the page and add them to your Personalized Google homepage.

This is another experiment done by Google, i just stumble upon it just now, while wondering around the web. It is a function allowing Google search to be done right inside a web or blog. Yeah, sounds familiar isn't it, but this is a bit different, the search result will come out in a drop down window, in the same page. Cool huh?? but it has one setback, only a number of web browsers supports this for now, Firefox, IE 6, and Safari,but Google says it will provide supports for additional browser soon.But i have tested it on both IE7 and Opera 9.01, seems to works just as well.