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Phones Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple always seem to be hiding unannounced stuff in with their firmware updates for the Apple iPhone, but they are taking further care of hiding stuff in their beta releases like the most recent listed “compatibility testing” in the release notes to developers. But hidden within the firmware iPhone 2.2 beta Apple has actually made some [...]
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Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | 59 minutes ago
I have had a number of people ask me what Google Mail Goggles is, and I had to tell them that I did not know. Once I got home I decided to do a little digging, and see what Mail Goggles was and I think I might have found the answer. Mail Goggles is actually a [...]
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currybetdotnet (Free subscription) | yesterday
Yesterday I published some screenshots of the 2001 versions of UK newspaper websites , as linked to by Google's newly re-available 2001 index . At the same time as doing my research on UK newspaper success with social media , I was also looking at the social media success of a range of US newspapers. I thought it might be fun to peer back through the Google time tunnel and see how 25 American newspapers...
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E-consultancy - Internet Marketing News and Blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google and Yahoo have announced that their planned search advertising deal has been put on hold while the US Department of Justice (DoJ) completes its investigation of the deal. Previously, despite indications that the DoJ might be preparing to file an antitrust lawsuit against Google to block the deal, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt insisted that his company planned to move ahead with the arrangement...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
System will block — or at least make people reconsider sending — the type of message they will regret the next day
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
Web users can now 'virtually' visit the world's protected underwater landscapes with a new Google Earth tool
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Pocket-lint (Free subscription) | yesterday
It's got your back for regrettable, drunken, late night messages Google Labs is offering an interesting Gmail add on - Mail Googles - designed to prevent users of the free mail service sending messages they might later regret due to inebriation. ... Read Google Labs offers Mail Goggles on Pocket-lint now
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Phones Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
T-Mobile USA is set to sell half a million of the Google G1 smartphones according to CENS website, the G1 is built by phone Taiwan’s manufacturing giant HTC. Although this predicted sales forecast isn’t up to scratch with Apples iPhone 3G sales, it’s not bad for starters. The release of the T-Mobile G1 phone is set [...]
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Pocket-lint (Free subscription) | yesterday
See sea-scapes with a focus on marine protected areas A new layer available to users of Google Earth will show underwater landscapes. ... Read Google Earth gets underwater layer on Pocket-lint now
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Computerworld UK's Roundup (Free subscription) | yesterday
T-Mobile on Monday said pre-orders for the first Android phone have been three times greater than it expected, and that it will not promise to ship any more phones in time for the 22 October launch.
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The Independent (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google webmail service Gmail has announced that it is introducing a new feature to help users prevent themselves from sending inappropriate emails when drunk.
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 19 minutes ago
The competition for worst customer support is a fiercely contested one, particularly in the field of technology. Of course, the complexity of gadgets, gizmos and software guarantees that there's going to be more demand for post-purchase hand-holding than if you'd bought a pair of ill-fitting trousers. But while we've all had tense phone conversations with support staff while staring incomprehensibly...
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Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
Web users can view rich undersea landscapes, including the habitat of threatened species that live off the coast of England, as part of Google Earth from today.
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Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
Late night drunken messages could be a thing of the past. A new feature called Mail Goggles launched today, which will let Google email users reduce the risk of emailing angry or emotional missives that they may later regret.
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Times Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google Earth, the online mapping service that offers a bird's-eye view of the globe, will now let users see underwater landscapes from around the world.
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Daniel J | 03/09/2008
If you'd like to get the new Google browser, it's here : http://www.google.com/chrome Enjoy.
