Friday, August 19, 2011
Google Maps 5.0 for Android OS + Navigation
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Monday, August 15, 2011
The Ultimate Guide to Gmail
The Ultimate Guide to Gmail
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Monday, April 25, 2011
3 Tips for Every Start-Up or Entrepreneurial Venture Considering Google Apps
3 Tips for Every Start-Up or Entrepreneurial Venture Considering Google Apps
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Prince George's County Public Schools Goes Google with Apps and Message Discovery
Prince George's County Public Schools Goes Google with Apps and Message Discovery
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Zillow Blackberry App
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OtterBox Oh Snap! Series
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Monday, May 3, 2010
Twitter Intros Official Android App
Good news for Android Tweeters... Twitter for Android makes it possible to share links or photos on the site by clicking the share button in an application and choosing Twitter. In addition, the smartphone app makes it possible to read tweets, the short messages Twitter users broadcast on the site to friends and followers, on a number of different places on an Android phone. (Source: InfoWeek)
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Google Invests $39 Million In Wind Farms
Via the NTY... On Monday, Google said that it invested $38.8 million in two North Dakota wind farms built by NextEra Energy Resources, a subsidiary of FPL Group, a $16 billion electricity company based in Florida. Google’s investment’s represents a minority interest in a $190 million round of financing for the projects. The two wind farms have already been built, and Google said that its investment will provide funds for NextEra to invest in additional renewable energy projects. Google’s investment takes the form of a “tax equity investment” where it will earn a return based on the tax credits awarded by the government for renewable energy projects, said Jamie Yood, a Google spokesman. (Source: NYT)
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Android TVs said to be code-named 'Dragonpoint'
Via Cnet... Word's out that Sony, Intel, Google, and Logitech are collaborating on a new breed of Bravia HDTVs powered by Intel Atom processors, Android's software operating system, and a QWERTY remote control. This latest development may be the next evolution of TVs, which will further blur the line between home entertainment and computing. See More
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Google Voice on the iPhone and Palm OS
This via the Google mobile blog (http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/)… Google Voice now available for mobile users (and iPhone)… One of the great benefits of web applications is that you don’t need to download and install an app on your phone. Instead, simply point your mobile browser to m.google.com/voice and sign in to your Google Voice account. visit m.google.com/voice or take a look at the Google Mobile Help Center. Please note, the web app is compatible with all versions of Palm WebOS and iPhone OS 3.0 and higher
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Google Rolls Out Places - put your place on the map
Via Google LAt/Long blog, Google has today rebranded Google Local business center as Google Places. Now with millions of listings, here comes the revenue model – think Freeminum! About Places… Place Pages connect people to information from the best sources across the web, displaying photos, reviews and essential facts, as well as real-time updates and offers from business owners. Google reports that some 4 million place pages have already been claimed (if you have a business you should claim yours) and now the company is offering advertising opportunities enabling business owners to get higher or premium page listings (starting at $25 per month). One option I really like is that Google is enabling business owners to easily grab a custom QR code (although I suspect many owners will have no idea what a QR code is!!) then they can display it on premises so smartphone users equipped with a barcode scanner can easily scan the code. You can access Google Places at http://www.google.com/lbc
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Google Favorite Places and QR codes explained
Google is hyping favorite places (ie. places that Google search users seem to prefer) and is rewarding shop owners of favorite destinations by providing them with a handy sticker boasting they are a favorite place and displaying a QR code. One issue though is that Joe consumer is likely not familiar with QR codes and what to do with them. Here’s a handy video I created some time ago showing off the Nokia E71 smartphone scanner and showing how to scan a QR code.See more on Google Favorite Places here
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Monday, August 25, 2008
Google Gears .4 API
In case you missed it last week, google announced the release of Gears 0.4 API which allows you to build applications that can "do new and exciting things" based on your users' location. See more in this blog post about location-enabling your apps. Want more help on developing on Google Aps? Check out this video (reg required) on Google Apps quick tour. Speaking of Google, I see that some of the employee dinner perks have been axed... perhaps a result of the recession??
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Video Tutorial - Google Apps: Quick Tour
A handy video demo showing you how to take advantage of Google Apps... Whether you're a small business, a large enterprise or a school, Google Apps is easy and affordable, and your users get Google's innovative tools to enhance their communication and collaboration. This tour shows you Google Apps in action.
Geographic Eligibility: USA, Canada
Publisher: Google
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