Google made an announcement that on April 29 that all Google Videos will no longer be available ob the site, they also sent a mail to all users that they need to transfer their video clips to other Google’s video service, YouTube, by May 13th but even Google understands that its not an easy task and have received a lot of feedback about how to make process easy.
Google Toolbar has been upgraded to version 7 and sports a wide array of new features. Google Toolbar puts a search box in your browser, making it easier than ever to find anything you want on the Web. It’s not enabled by default, however, so you’ll have to tweak your toolbar options to switch it on.
Google has updated the Gmail webapp for Android smartphones and the iPhone with a new undo function. New feature allows user to have a small window of opportunity to undo four key actions like archive, delete, add or remove a label, or move a message/conversation. The Undo bar stays in position even if you move to another screen.
Google expands NFC check-ins, clutters more restaurant windows and the once-upon-a-search company is expanding its NFC check-in program to four new cities.The company wants to be the best in the location-based service market and NFC is its crane kick, while Foursquare and Facebook users are forced to do silly things like track down the right business in an endless list of nearby results or try and focus their cellphone’s camera on a dimly lit QR code…………
Facebook has been the biggest competitor for Google for a while now. The way Facebook is gaining popularity among internet users is fascinating. There was a time when people used to spend more time on Google than Facebook. But it seems that the time has changed.
Google has been trying to develop a lot of products at the same time. As of now, they have been putting more effort than ever to develop both Chrome and Android. While the browser is already a huge success, the mobile OS is yet to achieve a lot. Android was one of the most anticipated products Google has ever offered.
Google and Nortel have agreed on the princely sum of $900 million to start off a stalking horse auction for the acquisition of Nortel’s rather vast patent portfolio and the sale comes as part of the latter company’s bankruptcy selloff and involves some 6,000 patents and patent applications, which encompass both wired and wireless communications, semiconductors, data networking, voice and the internet………….
Although the white version of the body does not get rid of the cheap looking plastic at all, it is a fair bit nicer than the black one. Negri Electronics has listed an AT&T version of the Samsung Google Nexus S (White) that supports AT&T 3G bands.