By JortK on December 16, 2010
More: Email delegation feature Restoring your contacts in Gmail
Posted in google | Tagged gmail, google, html5, mobile
By JortK on December 10, 2010
See also: Zeitgeist 2010: How the world searched Call from Santa The second Computer Science Education Week is here! Gmail for Android improved! Time zones in Google calendar!
Posted in google | Tagged andriod, gmail, google, mobile, zeitgeist
By JortK on March 12, 2010
If I were a spit takin’ man, I’d do a spit take right now. Motorola, stalwart of freedom, will work with Chinese carriers to add Bing to Chinese Android-based phones, ousting Google Search and Maps from the scene. Now this isn’t meanness on Motorola’s part although Reuters notes that this move could have something to [...]
Posted in Tech news | Tagged bing, google, mobile, motorola, search
By JortK on March 2, 2010
Posted in seo | Tagged mobile, seo, site
By JortK on February 24, 2010
The Internet is going mobile. Every week, tens of millions of people search on Google from their mobile phones and generate hundreds of millions of searches. They’re looking for the best local sushi restaurant or a coupon for the store they’re standing in front of. Mobile devices allow consumers to have a more personalized online [...]
Posted in google | Tagged ad, google, mobile
By JortK on February 11, 2010
See also: Introduction of Google Buzz
Posted in google | Tagged buzz, google, mobile, social
By JortK on February 10, 2010
We’ve blogged before about our thoughts on the social web, steps we’ve taken to add social features to our products, and efforts like OpenSocial that propose common tools for building social apps. With more and more communication happening online, the social web has exploded as the primary way to share interesting stuff, tell the world [...]
Posted in google | Tagged buzz, google, mobile, social
By JortK on February 9, 2010
In Douglas Adams’s humorous sci-fi novel series Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy a special kind of fish is mentioned — the Babel Fish. When inserted into the ear, it translates any spoken language into whichever language the listener understands. It is a very nifty device, and now Google seeks to create something similar. According to [...]
Posted in google | Tagged android, google, mobile, speech, translation
By JortK on January 27, 2010
Posted in google | Tagged google, iphone, mobile, voice