A few weeks ago Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that Android 2.3/Gingerbread would be here in a “few weeks.”However it looks as though the wait will soon be over,Android tablet designers Notion Ink have hinted in a blog post that we could be seeing it very soon.May be today 6th December.
Google has released Chrome 8 to the Stable channel.The updated version is already making its way to a computer near you and will bring your Chrome installation up to version 8.0.552.215. This version is also being released to the Beta channel, since the previous version there was 8.0.552.210.According to a blog post by Chrome team member Jason Kersey. Google paid out $1,000 to each of three discoverers of high-risk vulnerabilities and $500 to two discovers of medium-risk vulnerabilities.
It’s been a long stretch but Google is nearing the finish line with its Chrome OS netbook operating system.Now Google sent out invitations today to a Chrome event on Tuesday, December 7th and Google-branded Chrome OS netbook is coming with this event…..
Google has announced that it’s releasing an official Google Reader app for Android.The new Android app supports multiple accounts, friends, unread counts, synced preferences,search, linking and sharing, and pretty much anything else you’d need.Google Reader is a free download for Android phones. It’s available in the Android Market.
Google released a new version of Google Earth V6 with new 3D tress and integrated street view upgrade.Google Earth 6 available for Windows, OS X and Linux and get adds three major updates to the virtual geographical tool…….
Google Mobile blog reveals that the company has devised Google Sky Map for Android-powered handsets which enables users to gaze through both the future and past sky.Google Sky Map is now up for grabs on the Android Market for devices running on version 1.6 and above.
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Google has just announced that it has added support for editing of Google Doc’s in iOS 3.x and above and Android 2.2 and above, which means you can now edit your Google Docs on your iPhone, iPad or Android smartphone or tablet.The changes show up in run-time to others checking out the document. And like before, editing on spreadsheets from your mobile’s browser is also supported.
Google introduced a new mobile editor for its Google Docs and Google Docs now gets mobile editing capabilities.Google Docs now allows edit support to Android 2.2 Froyo and iOS version 3.0 or above mobile devices…..