I haven’t seen coverage here yet of the other Google Calendar feature that was released today– the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button. I clicked on an empty space on my calendar to add a new event, saw the button on the normal add event UI, felt lucky, and scored a Date with Angelina Jolie tonight at 8pm.
But it was only beginner’s luck. I tried my luck again for tomorrow night and got stuck with a Date with Tom Cruise. Oh well.
There is a voice-enabled calendar at http://www.etipme.com. It doesn’t use SMS, instead it delivers notifications via phone. Moreover, using any phone you can call to this calendar and get your appointments.
at last you consolidated the list…cool!
I tried to post a comment with two more google jokes, should I resend it or you can get to the spam comments?
it’s gr8 to know that google also making other people fool other wise i know google never tell ly
I haven’t seen coverage here yet of the other Google Calendar feature that was released today– the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button. I clicked on an empty space on my calendar to add a new event, saw the button on the normal add event UI, felt lucky, and scored a Date with Angelina Jolie tonight at 8pm.
But it was only beginner’s luck. I tried my luck again for tomorrow night and got stuck with a Date with Tom Cruise. Oh well.
Surely, Google makes a lot of money on April Fool’s day … so does TechCrunch
Google also launched ‘The Rutabaga’ as a auto-generated competitor to The Onion:
http://www.therutabaga.com/
There is a voice-enabled calendar at http://www.etipme.com. It doesn’t use SMS, instead it delivers notifications via phone. Moreover, using any phone you can call to this calendar and get your appointments.
oh my god