We look back at the biggest stories and favorite blog posts and offer tips for a great 2010
The editors and bloggers that make up the Google Subnet community wish you and your loved ones a happy holiday season and best wishes for a great 2010. We’ll be taking a short hiatus from December 24 through January 3. We’ll be back on January 4 bringing you more news, blogs, podcasts, opinion and discussions about Google. As has become a holiday tradition, I have assembled a quirky list of Holiday 2009 resources for your reading pleasure this week.
Top 2009 articles from Google Subnet
- The 10 best Chrome extensions for work and play
- 10 stunning 3D buildings made with Google SketchUp
- 10 cool things you didn’t know about Google
- 10 great Google Apps add-ons for the enterprise
- The 5 best, and 5 worst, features of Google Chrome OS
- Imagine the Googlemobile
- Will Google Wave make the network just dumb plumbing?
Top 2009 news stories about Google
- The 10 best Google Android applications
- Google grabs 1 million phone numbers for Google Voice
- Google: IPv6 is easy, not expensive
- Google adds ActiveSync to accommodate iPhone, Win Mobile
- FAQ: How Google Voice could change the wireless industry
- Google Doodles 2009: a year in review
Feel good stories during the season of goodwill-toward-others
Google donated $20 million to various charities instead of sending out corporate gifts.
Celebrating the New Year
- Top YouTube videos and Google’s top search terms in 2009 (No. 1 viral video Susan Boyle – Britain’s Got Talent with 120+ million views)
- How to create guilt-free New Year’s resolutions that will actually work for you.
- The Top 30 business New Year’s resolutions (there’s something in there for everyone … such as my personal favorite, “I will not let e-mail rule my day.”)
- Ten career-related New Year’s resolutions
- Countdown to the Rose Bowl Parade (which starts January 1 at 8 a.m. PT).
- and last, but not at all least, the post-season college football bowl schedule which runs throughout December and the first week in January.
