Itamar Kestenbaum

Google just came out with an awesome feature that lets you personalize your Google.com experience. And you don’t need to bother with all the iGoogle crap that came with the old version of “customizable background” – let’s face it, we didn’t need another dashboard.

One of the down-sides to craigslist is its almost-stubborn insistence on being local. Location, location, location. Well – that makes it difficult. Because if I live in New Jersey, and I want to find a sofa for sale in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut, I need to go to three different sites and punch in the same query, slide through three pages of confirmations and specifications, and then see results. Well not anymore.

Facebook will be announcing the new privacy features shortly, according to Mashable.

Facebook will be fixing a huge gaff created during the f8 conference, and will be announcing the fix today. In order to follow, please go to Mashable at this link, and look for the live blog:

http://mashable.com/2010/05/26/facebook-new-privacy-features/

According to TechCrunch - Chris Cox, VP of Product for Facebook has announced that Facebook will be rolling out simplified privacy settings tomorrow. Over the past few weeks, Facebook has been under tremendous criticism due to it’s lack of regard for privacy.