WiFi + Google beanbag chair: I’m comfortably waiting for my flight back to San Francisco on a Google beanbag while surfing the web. Google supplied free WiFi on both the Virgin flight and in the Virgin gate. Note: Taking this photo was tricky. I used the 10 second timer. 1. Push button 2. Leap onto beanbag 3. Make adjustments 4. Look up

WiFi + Google beanbag chair:

I’m comfortably waiting for my flight back to San Francisco on a Google beanbag while surfing the web. Google supplied free WiFi on both the Virgin flight and in the Virgin gate.

Note: Taking this photo was tricky. I used the 10 second timer.
1. Push button
2. Leap onto beanbag
3. Make adjustments
4. Look up


Free wifi on my flight: In case you haven’t heard, Google is giving away wifi on Virgin America flights throughout the holidays.

Free wifi on my flight:

In case you haven’t heard, Google is giving away wifi on Virgin America flights throughout the holidays.


GMail holiday card: Here’s the back. I couldn’t think of anything to say to myself, so I went with the Erazti attitude of “you’re awesome.” Get yours here:mail.google.com/mail/help/holidaycard/out.html Note: They ran out. Note 2: I covered part of my address with a black rectangle using Flickr’s built-in Picnik editing tool.

GMail holiday card:

Here’s the back. I couldn’t think of anything to say to myself, so I went with the Erazti attitude of “you’re awesome.”

Get yours here:
mail.google.com/mail/help/holidaycard/out.html

Note: They ran out.

Note 2: I covered part of my address with a black rectangle using Flickr’s built-in Picnik editing tool.


GMail holiday card: I can’t believe it actually arrived in the mail. Get yours here:mail.google.com/mail/help/holidaycard/out.html Note: They ran out.

GMail holiday card:

I can’t believe it actually arrived in the mail.

Get yours here:
mail.google.com/mail/help/holidaycard/out.html

Note: They ran out.


Google Chrome’s holiday card: I read somewhere that you can send someone a holiday card about Google Chrome. I think this is rather strange. However, I’ve been using Chrome Beta for Mac since it was released and I think it’s fantastic. I only go back to Safari now for Netflix streaming. You can make your own card here:www.givechrome.com
Google Chrome’s holiday card:

I read somewhere that you can send someone a holiday card about Google Chrome. I think this is rather strange.

However, I’ve been using Chrome Beta for Mac since it was released and I think it’s fantastic. I only go back to Safari now for Netflix streaming.

You can make your own card here:
www.givechrome.com


Google Maps ad: I encountered this Google Maps ad in Seattle’s airport. It has a looping video demonstration of various Maps features. Very cool.

Google Maps ad:

I encountered this Google Maps ad in Seattle’s airport. It has a looping video demonstration of various Maps features. Very cool.


Google Wave can get crazy: I guess we’re all still trying to figure this thing out.

Google Wave can get crazy:

I guess we’re all still trying to figure this thing out.


New Google Voice number: Tempting. Very tempting. Definitely worth $10, but the unfamiliar area code makes me hesitate.

New Google Voice number:

Tempting. Very tempting. Definitely worth $10, but the unfamiliar area code makes me hesitate.


Business Card v3: I’m playing around with the third version of my personal business card. Vertical? Sure why not. The left half includes a list of places to find me on the internets. The right half goes one step further by providing URLs instead of just service names. Any thoughts? Who knows. Perhaps I’ll just clear out the service names and just leave my name and contact information. My dream is to just put my name and URL. That might be a little too out there for 2009.

Business Card v3:

I’m playing around with the third version of my personal business card. Vertical? Sure why not. The left half includes a list of places to find me on the internets. The right half goes one step further by providing URLs instead of just service names.
Any thoughts?
Who knows. Perhaps I’ll just clear out the service names and just leave my name and contact information.
My dream is to just put my name and URL. That might be a little too out there for 2009.


Google Voice cards: My free set of Google Voice business cards arrived from iPrint.com. I only used that number for my apartment building’s phone system in San Francisco. I’m not sure what to do with it now. Perhaps buy a cooler number? Maybe switch to a myTouch 3G (T-Mobile) and port the number to Google? Who knows.

Google Voice cards:

My free set of Google Voice business cards arrived from iPrint.com. I only used that number for my apartment building’s phone system in San Francisco. I’m not sure what to do with it now. Perhaps buy a cooler number? Maybe switch to a myTouch 3G (T-Mobile) and port the number to Google? Who knows.