Cynical-C Blog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
From Wired: With Chrome OS, the search giant is pushing an OS that enables us to do less — even less than already low-powered netbooks can do. Web apps can’t let us process Microsoft Word documents, sync our iTunes libraries, or edit photos with Photoshop, for example. Thanks to their crampy ...
Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
We reported on Thursday that Google unveiled its Chrome OS to a packed crowd at a recent event. It was not that long before critics were saying that the newest operating system was unimpressive and underwhelming. However, according to PC World, Google Chrome underwhelms for a reason. Most of us have missed the point of the [...]
Zath (Free subscription) | yesterday
Chances are that you are reading this on a Window’s machine, or that failing that either on a Mac or some species of Linux – it’s pretty much a three horse race, and a biased one at that. So obviously when Google decided to enter the operating system market with Google Chrome OS there’s always [...] © This is a post from Zath! - Hi Tech Gadgets & Tech News Blog (UK),...
OUseful.Info, the blog... (Free subscription) | yesterday
Over the last couple of weeks, it seems as if the Goog has been doing a bit of reconciliation on the old analytics front… The first thing I’d noticed as being different was the appearance Google Analytics tracking codes on Feedburner powered posts that I was reading in Google Reader – opening such a post in [...]
Computer Nerds Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
theodp writes "Google has actually managed to patent displaying patents. The USPTO issued US Patent No. D603,866 to six Google inventors for their Graphical user interface for display screen of a communications terminal. Among the six inventors is the guy who introduced Google Patents. Ironically, Google Patents can't seem to find the new Google patent for Google Patents." Read more of this...
Financial Times (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Microsoft has had talks with News Corp over a plan that would involve the media company's being paid to "de-index" its news websites from Google, setting the scene for...
youserblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Developers are pulling out from both camps. Are things really that bad in app world?
ITProPortal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC) witnessed the announcement of the availability of Silverlight 4 by the software giant. With the intention of taking on AJAX and Adobe Systems' Flash, the new version of Silverlight will look to simplify the development and consumption of rich-media content.
ITProPortal (Free subscription) | yesterday
The search engine giant has firmed up its plan to commercially roll out Google Chrome OS in the coming year and it has also dropped broad hints at the features which the much vaunted OS will sport.
Connected Internet (Free subscription) | yesterday
According to TechCrunch, the Google Phone is very real and it is being developed right now at Google HQ. But this rumor is not without its complications and TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington knows that. Which is why he proposes that the Google Phone won’t essentially be a phone, it will be something else. Google is on the [...] Read Related Posts Google Voice Coming Soon to Gmail New Service...
LOST Media Mentions (Free subscription) | yesterday
Thanks to joedomvince for the following. Google Earth Street Level mapping is now showing Hawaii. Folks can now see places like Camp Erdman, Beach Camp, Diamondhead Studios plus hundreds of other "LOST locations" throughout Oahu. Happy searching! Stay up to date even quicker by following us on Twitter
Claromentis Intranet Software Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Interesting video demo of highly-anticipated Google Chrome OS. It looks like all of your information will be stored in the ‘cloud’. The boundaries between what is local software and online software has become blurred. I have not yet to see this will be adopted in the corporate world anytime soon. But should we care? It [...]
Making a Mark reviews...... (Free subscription) | yesterday
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Jack Yan: the Persuader Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google , through its Blogger subsidiary, has now deleted the Social Media Consortium blog , for no reason whatsoever. For the last few months, the company has made access to the blog next to impossible. It would not let us post on it, even when we fed in the Captcha code to confirm that a human had just typed in an entry. It made a false accusation about it being a spam blog, which was not true....
Jumbie's Watch (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
Well I’m a confessed Google addict so I follow a lot of what Google is up to. Word has broken that Google is developing an improvement to its Android system – code named Flan – that will be on the next generation of Google cellphones. These new phones will allow for 3D gaming, free calls, hoovering your house, and cooking the dinner. Calm dong please – nothing more ‘intimate’...
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websitepromotion | 31/07/2009
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websitepromotion | 31/07/2009
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