Above is a screenshot of my iGoogle homepage, which links my gmail, docs and reader tools together. So far, I like it - it's nice to have the a little joke to read when I log on, stuff like that. More importantly, it's a nice starting point for all my tools that take cover under the big Google umbrella.
Above is a screenshot of my Google Reader, which I signed up for and began last week. I've subscribed to about twenty blogs at the moment, a combination of recommended sites, my own personal interests and my classmates. I'm finding it to be a very handy tool, especially as I'm trying to incorporate keeping up to date with blogs, tweets, etcetera into my daily routine!
This screenshot is of my gmail, an account which I opened last week. I'm still figuring out how to get back to my iGoogle homepage from my my gmail, which isn't obvious.
Above is a screenshot of my iGoogle homepage, which links my gmail, docs and reader tools together. So far, I like it - it's nice to have the a little joke to read when I log on, stuff like that. More importantly, it's a nice starting point for all my tools that take cover under the big Google umbrella.
Above is a screenshot of my Google Reader, which I signed up for and began last week. I've subscribed to about twenty blogs at the moment, a combination of recommended sites, my own personal interests and my classmates. I'm finding it to be a very handy tool, especially as I'm trying to incorporate keeping up to date with blogs, tweets, etcetera into my daily routine!
This screenshot is of my gmail, an account which I opened last week. I'm still figuring out how to get back to my iGoogle homepage from my my gmail, which isn't obvious.
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