Hello there, its been a while.
Enough about me, back to Google. They’ve decidede to mark the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11’s famous moon landing.
Hello there, its been a while.
Enough about me, back to Google. They’ve decidede to mark the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11’s famous moon landing.
Google’s party-crashing browser Chrome has officially dropped its Beta tag and is a fully fledged release.
Google posted the news this morning as Chrome took the odd step of leaving Beta (we covered not long ago that 45% of Google products are in Beta, including Gmail after 4 years!)
It may have been revealed around 4 days ago, but Google are offering people free Gmail stickers.
Back in September, Google sounded out their intention to put more old newspapers online and available for search. This week they came a step closer to realising that mission as they purchased newspaper digitizing company PaperOfRecord.com.
SearchEngineWatch’s blog announced the deal on Tuesday and Nathania Johnson goes on to tell us more about PaperOfRecord.com:
As we enter December and get buried under Christmas marketing, Google have focussed just a little further ahead than most; New Year,
On December 1st Google launched the countdown to 2009 by stating that they’ll offer a tip a day, to promote all the things that you can achieve through Google’s services:
We’ll cover everything from today’s tip on “Gift ideas and holiday savings” to checking out your flight status with Google Search.
Anita Yuen, Group Product Marketing Manager
I’m aware that today is the 3rd and that means we’ve missed the first three reveals, but we didn’t miss that much. Day One offered us the aforementioned “Get gift ideas and holiday savings”. Day Two gave us “Personalize your gifts & holiday greetings” through the use of Google Docs. Today’s tip is that followers of the NFL, MLB, NHL and/or NBA can check teams fixtures and scores by searching the team name. Google used the LA Lakers as their example.
Lets hope the last 28 days are more exciting…
Google’s browser Chrome remains in Beta, but its still receiving updates. It was announced on the Chromium Announce Google Group that the gatecrashing browser is now at its 0.4.154.25 release stage, and that the new version has a Firefox-esque bookmark manager and a cleaner pop-up blocker as its main upgrades. Read the rest of this entry »
Google started out as a search engine. Slowly but surely, over the past 10 years, they have infiltrated many areas of our Internet life; email, blogging, video, finances, shopping and many more.
A lot of these things require a Google Account. Not everyone can use their Gmail account name for this and have to sign up for one. Some people do not know how to do this. And Just Google It steps in…