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Google Will Finally Shut Down Buzz

Google is doing some fall cleaning and sweeping out plenty of old experimental projects and social features, including the failed social attempt that was Google Buzz and in a blog post, Google VP of Product, Bradley Horowitz, explained that success requires focus and also thought on what you work on as well as what you don’t work on and therefore their decision to discontinue several products. Also getting the axe is Jaiku, a social networking service that Google acquired in 2007, as well some of the social features on iGoogle nd the company’s Code Search service, which will officially be shut down along with its API on January 15th of next year………………..

Google+ App For iPhone, iPod touch And iPad Updated

Google has just Updated it’s Google+ App for iOS in 1.0.4.2326. In their version they have added a lot of new features and bug fixes and performance improvements. Users can now excess this all updates from the mobile app, set their profile photos, +1 comments, and share posts with individuals. The update also renames Huddle to Messenger, which can now be used to send photos. Checkout the updated features bellow.

Google+ Now Open For Everyone

Google+ is now open for everyone, has been in trial for the past 90 days, dishing out limited signups and limited invites for users as it hones its social engine. Google announced numerous updates to Google+ and revealed that Hangouts will be coming soon to iOS. Google is rolling out a host of new features to Hangouts, the videoconferencing service in Google+ and Google is now making Hangouts available to mobile devices running Android version 2.3 and later that have front-facing cameras……………….

Download New Google Chrome Stable Version

Google has released the next version of its Chrome web browser to the stable channel, which follows last month’s Beta channel release and is available to download now. The stable channel is where the firm releases its browser once it’s happy that there are no major bugs or flaws and it allows C and C++ code to be executed within the browser……………….

Logitech Revue Companion Box with Google TV and Keyboard Controller

The Internet has definitely changed over the years, and that can certainly be reflected in the numerous ways that devices can interact with it. Now here’s a special gadget which can turn any HDTV into a full Internet accessing machine. The Logitech Revue powered by Google TV is your number one solution to obtaining a full Internet TV experience.

Google+ Gets An API

Google+ developer advocate Chris Chabot announced that the first Google+ APIs are now available to the public and the complicated matter of circles and their varied level of permissions is an issue to be tackled at a later date. Developers need to register their apps before they can hook up with Google+ and start making calls to public feeds. There are a few different use cases where this could be employed and Google’s left it up to you guys to make it happen and this the only API available for the time being, but Google has mentioned they will be bringing many more Google+ APIs in the near future…………….

Take a First Look At Google Flight Search

It was expected after Google’s $700 million dollar ITA Software purchase 5 months ago. Today Google first showing Google Flight Search. Its already live for Local US destination. See details below with link, feature and promo video ads.

Google Release Blogger App For iOS

Google availability of iOS app for its popular blogging service, Blogger and the app is now available in app store and works with iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The app allows user to manage multiple accounts/blogs, add images by choosing from the gallery or taking a new photo right within the app, add labels, location information and more, you can download the app free from iTunes and it requires iOS 3.1.3 or later……………