Posts Tagged ‘google’
Google Vs. China – Vantage Point
15, Jan 2010GOOD FOR Google. The company’s decision to stop censoring its Chinese search engine is more likely to mean the end of its China-based service than a breakdown of Beijing’s political firewall. But more important than the question of whether Google.cn survives is the larger issue that Google has now raised for other Western companies and democratic governments — which is whether China’s gross and growing abuse of the Internet should be quietly tolerated or actively resisted.
Google’s Nexus One Specifications
18, Dec 2009Recently, we had written a post on the so called Google Phone which would have given you an idea about the rumored “Google Phone”. Recently, a ROM hacker broke into the network to reveal to the world the technical specifications of this phone .
- In: Gadgets / Computer| Mobile
- Tags: google, nexus one
The Real Google Phone – We have the Details
15, Dec 2009Finally, we have word from Google that the much awaited “Google” phone is currently used by internal developers at Google’s Office in Mountain View, California. Contradicting the rumors that flew back and forth on the Internet, Google confirmed that the much awaited “Google” phone was indeed an Android based phone.
On an official Google blog, vice [...]
- In: Gadgets / Computer| Mobile
- Tags: google, google phone
Googles Search Tips and Secrets
13, Dec 2009There are few options on Google that can make Google searches even more comfortable than what it appears to be in many cases. I was in the process of downloading some music files from Google – Yes, I said Google – When I thought I should share it with every one else.
- In: TechNews
- Tags: google, google squared
Offline Gmail to soon Graduate from Labs
8, Dec 2009After several months in Google Labs, offline feature on Gmail will soon be moving from Labs and will soon be a regular part of Gmail services. Aaron Whyte, a Google programmer announced this via blog on Monday. This was a vital feature to the Net giants’ cloud computing aspiration and I am assuming this is the same reason behind the rapid growth of this particular feature.