Google has now opened their own app store to small businesses and orgainzations who use their Google Apps to create and share documents.

Microsoft will be killing a version of it's latest Server OS targeted at ognaizations that are one level up from Windows Small Business Server. The OS in question is Windows Essential Business Server 2008. Microsoft said it will conitune to support the OS going forward on a component basis (Exchange 2007, SQL Server 2008, etc).

Looks like Apple's iPad will be dealyed until April 3rd, 2010. On the new saturday launch date Apple will only let you get your mits on the WiFi enabled iPad. The 3G "take the web anywhere" version is slated to be availble during the tail end of that month.

If you already have a solid website for your oganization you can now take it to the next level by using AppMakr. This web based serive can take the best elements of your website and convert them into a full featured iPhone App.

If your firm falls in that special place were you don't use a full accounting platform here are some great online services that help you get your invoices out and ecurage your customers to pay. Kudos to Alyssa Gregory at sitepoint.com for putting this list together. Go here for descriptions on all the invoicing tools.

Bill4Time BillMyClientsBilling ManagerBilling Orchard BlinksaleCashboard Easy BillFree AgentFreshbooksThe Invoice Machine Invoice PlaceInvoices Made EasyInvotrakLess...

Just a quick note about a newly discovered bonus feature to the Palm Pre, that both Blackberries and even the latest generation iPhone 3GS are lacking... multiple Microsoft Exchange Account Support. Who cares you say. Well if you're a parallel entrepreneur like some of us, and have more then one professional life that needs to be in sync all the time the Pre can keep all your calendars, contacts and emails in perfect harmony. Still, Blackberries and iPhones can handle one full exchange account...

The stories on how twitter has successfully stayed in business without making any money never end. Nor do the conversations we have with clients about why they should bother with twitter ever seem to end as well. We were glad to come across an article at The Register on Dell raking in $3 million through their @DellOutlet Twitter feed.

Good friends of ours the PR Store in Melville, NY contacted us with a product they are launching that blends SEO (Search Engine Optimization) with the Pay Per Click Model. We think it makes sense if you want to be at the top of search organically but don't want to be listed as paid listing.