Check out Bookmrk.me – a great Homepage for all.

with bookmrk.me you can:

• Choose your default search engine, but still use the other big 2,
• Have one page top sites bookmarks by sortable categories.
• Have your top 5 sites including thumbnails.
• Choose your background from predefined set of images or upload your own.
• And you can get your local weather

Pretty Cool Site. Check it out at bookmrk.me

If you logged into Gmail over the last hour (or visited the Gmail homepage), you probably noticed that something looked a bit off: all the vowels are missing. We realize this makes things difficult for all of you who rely on Gmail — whether at home or at work — and we’re incredibly sorry. We take morphological issues like this extremely seriously, so we want to let you all know what happened and what we’re doing about it.

To read more about the outage go to: Google Blog

This is a nice April Fool Joke.

Google Just released Google Contacts for  Google Apps Standard Edition, It used to be a feature that only available for premier members of Google Apps.

I have few different Google Apps accounts and this feature is only available on one of them.

This is great news for iPhone users that wants to stop using Mobile Me but using Google Apps as their email rather than Gmail.

Now you can sync your email, calenders and contacts using Google Apps Exchange Server.

This is one of the things that people asks me all the time: How can they flip their iPhone without having the image they are watching  flip with it.

The solution is pretty easy, all you need to do is to press the screen until the “COPY” option comes up.

Then you can flip your iPhone and the image rotation will not change (don’t worry the ‘COPY’ option will disappear after few seconds.

Don’t Forget to back up your system before installation.

There’s lots of fixes, I did not see any new features yet but I’ll let you know.

You can see the list of all the fixes at:  http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4014

Update:

The console have a new feature: Diagnostic and usage data collection.

With Mac OS X v10.6.3 and later, Mac OS X can automatically collect diagnostic and usage information from your Mac and send it to Apple for analysis. The information is sent only with your explicit consent, and is submitted anonymously to Apple.

You can turn it off by going to console->preferences and uncheck the option.

I tried to turn it ON again but it doesn’t let me.