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Posted in mobile phone, mobile web on Oct 28th, 2008
As the first Google Android phones hit the market, a new Google application finds its way to the iPhone: Google Earth.
Google Earth for the iPhone obviously packs the power of its parent application. But it also makes good us of all of the iPhone resources, the multipoint touch screen, the GPS positioning system, the motion [...]
Posted in mobile web on Oct 15th, 2008
As the first Android enabled smartphones are about to hit the streets, the buzz is heating. Apple’s iPhone 3G is a success, RIM launches new smartphones, Windows Mobile 7 will be available… in a year…
Google’s open source OS stands a chance of dominating the handset software market in part because of its wide support. Google’s [...]
Posted in web browsing on Sep 2nd, 2008
Just a couple of days after the announcement of the reconducted partnership between Mozilla and Google and although the link is not yet active, Google has just announced its soon release of its new open source browser, Google Chrome. Among the sources, Apple’s WebKit and Mozilla’s Firefox.
The Google Chrome download link is to be made [...]
Posted in technology on Jun 30th, 2008
Watching YouTube videos frequently? This is for you.
Google Media Server helps you watching Youtube videos and other digital media files on your TV. All you need is a UPnP enabled device and installing Google Media Server (Google desktop is required to index your local files). Windows Media Center does the same when dealing with local [...]
Posted in audio on May 11th, 2008
In the world of radio automation, here is a product that will probably announce some changes to come. Google Radio Automation is an all-in-one radio automation system that seems to include everything needed for modern broadcasting including podcasting.
The Google Radio Automation user interface is widget based for easy customization of the workspace.
Google Radio Automation comes [...]
Posted in mobile phone, mobile web on Nov 14th, 2007
Android introduced by the people from Google. Really looks awesome… Let’s see how Microsoft will react to this.
Posted in general on Oct 26th, 2007
Everybody now heard and read about Microsoft’s decision to take 1.6 % of Facebook. A 240 M$ deal. Not so bad. But what does this mean?
The official answer is that Microsoft will be Facebook’s exclusive advertising company. Is that truly worth 240 M$?
There probably more behind this.
What will this mean for Microsoft’s Live Spaces? It [...]
