Category Archives: google

Circle overload and the trouble with Google+

Posted on July 15, 2011 by Thomas Purves

Google+ is about 1 week old and people are already posting stuff like “G+ for noobies guides“. I, for some reason, find this hilarious. On the other hand, I’m already starting to struggle with this wünder-socialnet myself. The big problem … Continue reading →

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Things you can learn from Google on how to redesign your industry for the web

Posted on January 7, 2010 by Thomas Purves

Have you ever heard Google’s [VP of Product Design] Marissa Mayer talk about product design? Great stuff. From a recent interview with Michael Arrington at this year’s Le Web. Pay attention to this question (about 12min in) about google news … Continue reading →

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Design neutrality and why Google Chrome rocks

Posted on September 9, 2008 by Thomas Purves

Last week, I gave Microsoft’s new browser a shake, now it’s time to look at the competition. There is a lot else to like about Google’s new browser. But this, this is my favorite feature: Why does (almost) every product … Continue reading →

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