Skip navigation.

exploreopera

| Help

Sign up | Help

Live from Krypton

...it's not easy to be me...

Posts tagged with "google"

Something is wrong with Google these days!!!

Friday, 18. July 2008, 20:16:13

,


Nearly all of its services are functioning well in Opera!!! They used to ignore Opera users for so long... I wonder what's different now... I am so confused... :confused:
Please, please, o Google gods, do not turn your mighty heads away from us!!! :cry:

2 Comments

The GBrowser?

Tuesday, 26. February 2008, 16:11:45

,

This interesting piece on information comes from one Mozilla-bashing blog :right:

But what, really, is GBrowser? Simple Firefox customisations? No, friends, it’s much more than that.

The much-rumoured Google Browser is a complete browser built on top of WebKit. More than that, it will offer integration with many Google services, such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Blogger, and likely Google Talk.

2 Comments

Thank you, Google...

Wednesday, 24. October 2007, 16:32:11

, , ,

IMAP for Gmail... it's beautiful! It brings tears to my eyes... :cry: Thank you, Google!!!
P.S.: Guess who is going to syncronize my Opera M2 with Gmail tonight :yes:

0 Comments

Thank you, Google!

Wednesday, 9. May 2007, 22:51:01

, ,

Yes, thank you, oh, mighty internet apps corporation! I love you more than I hate you, I think...
Recently, Google has announced that they finally made their news reader (Google Reader) compatible with Opera Wii! Is this a sign of a better, standard-compliant and Opera-supporting Google? Only time will tell...

2 Comments

Damn You, Google!

Sunday, 29. April 2007, 06:41:28

, , ,

OK, so I love Opera... AND I love Google. Unfortunately, that does not equate to Google loving Opera and vice versa. Both of the tools help me with my daily tasks, however, they are not too compatible... What should I do? Should I switch to Firefox and wait till Opera and Google start working together to fix the problem? Or should I use Opera in defiance of my personal working comfort that Google brings?

13 Comments

April Fools Google Style

Monday, 2. April 2007, 18:30:25

, ,

Although none of the jokes directed at me really worked, I, nonetheless, found April Fool's at Google to be really good this time around (and all other times, too). Yesterday Google "introduced" two new revolutionary services, Gmail Paper and Google TiSP. As usual, none of them were supported by Opera (or, rather, Google went in their usual direction "coding" specifically for IE and Firefox, ignoring web standards, and, thus, other browsers out there), which also sprinkled the powder of authenticity even further. Of course, if you were careful enough, and if you read further, you would realize that this was all a prank, but those of you worshipping Google and not reading ahead (c'mon, I know who you are P:), swallowed this joke easily :D.

1 Comment

... and we are back!

Wednesday, 29. November 2006, 21:19:27

, , ,

Back with Opera, that is. It is strange, every time I am deciding to abandon Opera for good, I run back to it as very soon I realize that none can offer what Opera can. Yes, Google may not work completely with Opera (my main grudges are against calendar and gmail, but that's google's fault), but the web is not google, it is much more bigger and beautiful!
Anyhow... the reason I am back is partially because I decided to download ALL of my email to Opera - it makes it so much easier now! So here goes my complain about gmail :wink: With Opera's M2 gmail is as friendly as ever!

Anyhow... I better stop wasting my time now and go back to work... P:

2 Comments

Why we are here ;)

Wednesday, 22. November 2006, 05:24:56

, , ,

The internet is helping to satisfy our most fundamental human needs—our desire for knowledge, communication and a sense of belonging.

~Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google

0 Comments

Photos

sunny UMN.jpeg0506071607.jpg
August 2008
SMTWTFS
July 2008September 2008
12
3456789
10111213141516
17181920212223
24252627282930

Internet

People that matter (section in development...)

4 Color Rebellion

  • My valid complaints about Too Human

    A lot of reviewers tend to focus on the negative and look for flaws when reviewing albums, movies, and video games. That’s part of their job. And since it’s their job, reviewing can get a little tedious at times and therefore things that might not be as annoying to some people will be more anno ...

  • 4cr Review - Summer Athletics

    According to the back of the box, Summer Athletics promises to offer “multiplayer fun for the entire family”, a “charming 3D comic style”, and “intuitive controls”. While a number of Wii games can claim to offer “multiplayer fun for the entire family”, there have been few games that ...

  • Castlevania Order of Ecclesia Trailer

    This was just too awesome not to post. At first it just looks like your average trailer, then about halfway through, it just goes nuts. Stuff is flying everywhere, Shanoa gets some crazy combos going, and the animation and graphics look absolutely fantastic. This definitely just rose near the top o ...

  • 4CR is going to Tokyo Game Show 2008

    For the third straight year, 4cr will be attending and reporting from the Tokyo Game Show. And against better judgment they (4cr and my wife) will be letting me go again. The show will run from October 9th to the 12th. And the theme this year is.. “Ready for GAME time!” which [...]

  • House of the Dead: Overkill Debut Trailer

    Earlier in the week, it was announced that Sega was working with Headstrong Games (formerly known as Kuju Entertainment) to make a new game (read: not a port) for the Wii. Today, it was revealed that it was a new House of the Dead game. I don’t know how much I want a new HotD [...]