Google My World, the future Second Life?
These last days, it is had been speaking of which Google could be preparing a called product My World, destined to being a potential competition for the Second Life de Linden Labs. The rumor arose after which a survey to students of the State University of Arizona was made.
Continue Reading »
DoubleClick sends its platform for moving bodies
Doubleclick is expanding its services of announcements for moving bodies, whereas it hopes to that Google passes the process of regulations and carries out the acquisition of the company. The clients of Doubleclick can from now on, to sell and to manage announcements online and in moving bodies.
Continue Reading »
Multilingual finder of images in Internet
The University of Washington has created the new software that has allowed the elaboration of a finder of images that uses hundreds of different languages. The powerful finder, PanImages call, scan more than 350 dictionaries in the Network and use an algorithm to find the results suitable.
Continue Reading »
Office suite from Google, which we can access via ‘ Google Docs‘ or via ‘ Google Apps‘ (organizations) offers a huge amount of functionalities to create documents, presentations, to review our calendar… everything we need when we’re online, but forcing to us to be connected to Internet if we want to carry out many of these actions.
Continue Reading »
Street View will blur faces and matriculations
The service ‘ Google Maps Street View‘ was designed to be the visual complement for ‘ Google Maps‘, but that is caused remarkable controversy privacy and it has even made sure that it could be illegal in Canada.
Continue Reading »
A member of the Google Adwords Program have received these marketing Blocks from Google. On the blocks you can see printed Google Service…
Gmail service has only three years of life and have enough popularity, mainly (in the U.S.A.) between the youngest users and with greater spending power (to see data of HitWise). Nevertheless, it seems that their people in charge are planning a new version of the service, and with a new interface that improves one that in its day was of first which it began to use Ajax and that revolutionized the world of the tools of mail via Web.
TechCrunch reports that Google will “announce a new set of APIs on November 5 that will allow developers to leverage Google’s social graph data. They’ll start with Orkut and iGoogle … and expand from there to include Gmail, Google Talk and other Google services over time.” [Hat tip to Search Engines Web and Waxy.]
Source: Blogoscoped
Google Planning Giant Undersea Cable?
Grahame Lynch of CommsDay reports (my emphasis):
Google is planning a multi-terabit undersea communications cable across the Pacific Ocean for launch in 2009, Communications Day has learned.
Continue Reading »
