Googleholic for August 18th, 2006
In this issue of Googleholic we cover:- Google Map Search gadget
- Grannies and Google Coupons
- Google Music Trends
- Brazil sues Google
- Google Anniversary
- Writely is open for business
- China.com teams with Google
Google Map Search gadget
Drop it in your personalized homepage, and easily do local searches, quickly scrolling through the results in the map.
What do Grannies really think of Google Coupons?
Because we are dying to find out how useful these coupons are in the over 75 category.
Google Music Trends
A little entry in Google's robots.txt file lead Garett Rogers to find out what Google Talk users are listening to.
Brazil is threatening to sue Google
This is all due to Google's not providing information on Orkut, Google's social network service to Brazil's Federal Prosecution Service.
Google's special anniversary
Google celebrated its two year IPO anniversary recently.

Google's Writely is open for business
The web word processor that Google bought earlier this year, is now open to anyone who cares to sign up and use it.
Google teams with China.com
This strategic partnership sees Google providing search engine support technology for China.com.
The past week in Google News
- YouTube to host "every music video ever created"
- Google hires a top Linux programmer
- Google Analytics for everyone
- BloggerHacks wiki
- Google officially launched WiFi in Mountain View
- Google buys photo recognition company Neven Vision
Keep up on your Google news by staying tuned in for Tuesday's Googleholic edition!
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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsRobertAug 18th 2006 3:38PM
Regarding the Google Map Search gadget, I don't know if was just me, but once I added that to my personalized Home Page it would not load. I had to stop the loading of the page almost as soon as it started - before it loaded the Map Search item - so that I could delete it. As soon as it loaded the Map Search it would go blank.
Once I deleted the Map Search all was fine.
Did anyone else have an issue with this?
Deadpresident.blogspot.comAug 19th 2006 8:13AM
Don't understand why Google reasoning behind a online office suite. I don't understand the usefulness of such a application. Microsoft Office is widespread enough to create/edit office docs wherever you go.