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Coca-Cola Takes Its Brand Advertising to Google+ Hangout

Coca-Cola has planned to launch Google+ Hangout next week on its own network and is scheduled for 2PM EST on February 16. There will be company archivists Ted Ryan and Jamal Booker involved in a question-answer session from the Coca-Cola Archives that is expected continue for 30 to 45 minutes. Since it will be an open discussion, it could go anywhere without a script depending on the kind of response and interaction the online audience gives.

Craig Silverstein, The Third Employee At Google, Quits Today

Crag Silverstein is not just another Google employee. He is one of the most influential and significant people in the Google team because he was the third person to join the search engine after Larry Page and Sergey Brin stated it. He was literally Google’s number third in the earlier days. After a long career with Google, Craig is now leaving the company to join Khan Academy, a revolutionary education-related platform that was launched by Salman Khan, a US entrepreneur.

Google Developing Home Entertainment System

Google is cooking something interesting deep into its labs – a home entertainment system that will incorporate a music streaming system controlled by none other than Android smartphones. The company plans to make the debut of the new technology later this year, according to the Wall Street Journal, a technology that will be able to wirelessly play music on other devices in the house. This sounds quite familiar. Are you thinking what we are thinking? Apple’s Siri TV? Is Google out to compete with Apple again?

Google’s Motorola Takeover Mediated By US Justice Department

Google might want to take over Motorola, but things aren’t always nice and smooth. Apparently, the search giant has to wait for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to give the green light, sources told the Wall Street Journal. The DOJ is expected to rule somewhere next week. In August of last year, Google agreed to acquire Motorola Mobility for $40 per share in cash, which adds up to $12.5 billion.

Craig Silverstein – First Google Employee Abandoning The Company

Eternal loyalties are a thing to be found only in romantic ancient stories. Look at Craig Silverstein, he did not stop even for a moment to be sentimental, when he decided to leave his Google nest to join the ranks of the rising education start-up Khan Academy. Why are we so shocked? Well, because mister Silverstein was the first employee Google ever hired and we were hoping for a true love story here.

Earn Money By Joining Google’s Project Screenwise

Google has been taking a lot of steps to discover the exact browsing habits of the users online. In a new project now, called Screenwise, Google is offering to pay you money if you agree to enrol into the project. The amount is nominal but you can enrol for free. However, Google will then be able to monitor all the websites that you visit while you are part of the project. Read further details about it below.

Lost and Found, And Then Lost Again: Atlantis Is Still A Mystery For Google Earth

The mystery of Atlantis has been interesting to all of us since Plato wrote about it the first time. Now like many other places, it is one of the most discussed fascination of both scientists and history-lovers alike. Google mapped the ocean floor three years ago with Google Ocean and due to this endeavor came forth one of the most wonderful of all discoveries by Google and that was to locate and unearth the lost city of Atlantis.

Google Starts Project Of 1Gbps Internet In Two U.S. Cities

Google has finally starting building a 1Gbps internet connection to two U.S. cities. This will be the fastest internet connection to a domestic populace anywhere in America. The two lucky cities who will enjoy the facility include Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. Google will accomplish this by serving thousands of citizens in both cities with an ultra-high speed fiber-optic internet connection.