Colcrop Demo (on Google Wave)
Now available on a public Wave:
https://wave.google.com/wave/?pli=1#r…
You can play against the computer or any participant on the Wave.
The Wave Playback feature works great with Colcrop.
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Colcrop Demo (Gadget on Google Wave)
January 30th, 2010
admin Google ChromeOS netbook specs leak?
December 28th, 2009
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The London-based IBTimes is claiming to have, under good authority, the specifications of the yet released Google ChromeOS netbook — and the specs… well, they look pretty darn good. Powering the inaugural ChomeOS offering will reportedly be an ARM CPU and a chipset from NVIDIA’s Tegra line, combine that with a 10.1″ TFT-HD display (with [...]
Can Google’s Chrome Banner Change the Course of the Browser Wars?
December 27th, 2009
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Google has an ad banner in their search home page for their Chrome browser. Can it eventually change the course of the browser wars? And what can happen if it does?
Google’s search home page has stayed clean forever, with no clutter or advertising banners of any kind. When Chrome came out, they broke their self-imposed [...]
VoiceCentral bringing Google Voice back to iPhone, the ‘Screw Apple’ edition
December 26th, 2009
admin Following its not-so-subtle exile from the AppStore, the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Voice app VoiceCentral will soon make a return to the iPhone as a new web-app. VoiceCentral developer Riverturn calls their reincarnated app the VoiceCentral Black Swan Edition. Okay, so maybe it won’t be called “Screw Apple (NSDQ: AAPL)” edition, but the return of VoiceCentral to the [...]
Updats Of This Week,s Search(12/11/09)
December 12th, 2009
admin With Google’s real-time search, you can find out what’s happening right now. Once you’ve entered a query, you can also click on “Latest results” or select “Latest” in the Search Options menu for a full page of the latest web, blogs, news and updates. You can also restrict your results to “Updates” mode which shows [...]
Google Maps Navigation Wooped for extra-American use
November 23rd, 2009
admin Guess what, prospective Milestone owners, the Droid’s one major advantage over its Euro cousin has just been coded out of existence by those proactive, un-American XDA Developers. The free Google Maps Navigation service, whose US announcement was so shocking as to decimate the stock prices of satnav purveyors Garmin and TomTom, has now been ported [...]
Brief: Google paying Best Buy to preinstall Google Mobile Applications on devices
November 6th, 2009
admin Google (NSDQ: GOOG) and Best Buy have announced a partnership whereby Best Buy employees will offer to install the Google Mobile Application for customers purchasing mobile phones from a retail Best Buy store. It wasn’t mentioned how much money Best Buy would receive from Google, but rumored estimates range from “I’m going to leave my job and [...]
Google voice search for your phone
November 6th, 2009
admin The app is basically kinda like a one-stop-shop to quickly link to and search through Google stuff, so you will need a data connection (wifi or cellphone network), and the other mobile apps (Gmail, Google Maps etc) loaded if you want to fire it up from the above home screen.
If you enable its location-based function, [...]
Google Navigator for Android Review: Good For Free But Far From Perfect
November 1st, 2009
admin The Game Changer
Brian already went through the details when he broke the news, all the features you need to know about. On paper, this baby sounds like it has everything the $100 apps have, and it’s free (for Android 2.0 users). I won’t go over all of the features again—live traffic, over-the-air maps, multiple visual layers, [...]
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