We all know Google engineers are working away a stuff that's so amazing they have to wait a couple of years before releasing it otherwise it'll blow our minds up (Gmail, maps, etc). That said, they've released functionality tucked away inside the search results page that I never knew existed. Full accessibility support.

Lately I've been working on a number of different pure JavaScript projects ranging from widgets that are injected, bookmarklets and include scripts (red your site for example). The one big thing that I've always wanted to see is analytics for usage, in particular referral tracking. So I've written code for that too

As jQuery for Designers continued to grow in interest, so did the video downloads. The main problem my server faced was that when a large influx of traffic came in all at once, say if Smashing Magazine publishes a post covering a couple of tutorials, all the apache processes would be busy serving up 30Mb video [...]

This is an odd one, but while I was out in Berlin, where there was pay for T-Mobile, I found that I could access Google Maps via the iPod Maps app without having to pay any connection fee.

In doing a recent Google search, Google reported that w3csites was harmful to my computer. I registered my business site, Left Logic with w3csites a little while ago, so this made me very curious what their web site could be hosting that Google would consider harmful. What's worse for them, is that since their search is driven [...]

At least Google maintain a sense of humour! http://moon.google.com/ - zoom in until you hit the highest resolution!

I was browsing around the net looking for something when Google, the true key holder to all doorways, presented me with a page I'd never seen before!