Google Transit Integra in Maps
Google Transit has been integrated by completely in Google Maps, leaving being in the part of Google Labs. This means that when the user looks for directions in which Google Transit has cover it will have the option to see the means possibilities of transports that exist in this zone.
Yahoo! oneSearch Gets More Knowledgeable
Today we’re integrating Yahoo! Answers content into our mobile search service, oneSearch, and launching it globally in 18+ countries.
Google Images adds to the extra search of images ‘great’
For hours, the version in English of the finder of images of Google has been incorporating the possibility of locating great images “extra”. If you accede to the panel search outpost in English (in Spanish not yet it appears) you will discover in the parameter “Size.
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Buzzword [WMV] is a good-looking, Flash-based online word processor, and a potential competitor to Google Docs.
The company behind it was recently purchaces purchased by Adobe, and you can sign-up for the private Beta invite queue if it looks interesting to you.
Source:Blogoscoped
Friendfeed: Track Your Friend’s Web Activities
Friendfeed is a cool new service co-founded by ex-Gmail and “don’t be evil” inventor Paul Buchheit.
Friendfeed (which partly looks Google-like, too) tries to solve the problem of keeping track of your friends activities on the multitude of social networks, blogging tools, photo upload sites and so on… a kind of meta aggregator, sitting on top of popular websites watching for news.
Microsoft is ratcheting up its software-plus-services strategy with a new offering known as Office Live Workspace that is due later this year and that will let customers access, share and collaborate on documents online.
Microsoft Offers Licenses For Fake Windows XP Copies
In the latest sign that Microsoft expects to support its Windows XP operating system for the foreseeable future, the company on Tuesday introduced a new licensing program designed to let users of fake or pirated copies of the business version of the OS upgrade to fully licensed copies.
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Adobe Announces Document Sharing Service
Adobe today announced Adobe Share, an online document sharing service. Users will be able to get 1GB of free storage space to share and store documents in their own secure space on the web site.
The service is simple to use and offers some nifty features, including a gorgeous online file viewer. To share a document users simply upload or choose from their library, enter email addresses of those they want to share the document with, make any notes, set file permissions (i.e., do you want users to be able to download a document or just view it?) and then share. Before documents are shared, the Share service performs a virus scan and creates a thumbnail in the background.
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Yahoo and Telefonica partners in the search and the publicity in the moving body Telephone Logo
Peculiar to find out by a foreign Web - News.com - in the agreement between Yahoo and Telefo’nica by which first one becomes exclusive supplier of searches and publicity in the moving body of the vestibules that second it preforms on the telephones that put on sale. In addition to searches - OneSearch technology - and the announcements - contextual publicity in the moving body - Telephone will integrate Yahoo Mail and Flickr.
The company Adobe has sent its software of reproduction, Adobe Player Average, at the moment in phase beta. The system is similar to the one of Youtube and at the moment, several companies of Internet like Yahoo! they have already shown its endorsement the new product.
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