As a user/subscriber of Plaxo services, one thing missing from their arsenal is 2-way syncing with Google (as of this writing, Plaxo only supports a 1-way download from Gmail — it won’t update Gmail contacts with my information on Plaxo). Today in my inbox I had an email from the Google App team announcing Google Sync for Blackberry:

As someone with a MacBook Pro (for business) running OS X and VMWare Fusion for Windows XP & Windows 2000, an iMac (for home), Blackberry (Business & Gmail access), and random access to the Internet anywhere else I go, it only takes one instance where you’re on a device without your latest and greatest contact information. My Gmail contact list was the last missing link in the plethora of address books spread across all of these devices.

I normally would post helpful links like this to my del.icious.us bookmarks, but I felt the need to post about it as well. The site is called Amberjack, and it helps you create online tutorials for your webiste by walking the user through real pages of your site. It deactivates the pages and visually “dims” them so your guided text/photos/videos are laid over the top of your site allowing the visitor to focus on the tutorial. With an online wizard, you can have a guided tour in minutes built right into your website.