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Google Adds Fully Functional 34 Button Scientific Calculator In Search

When searching for something over internet, whether it is weather information, stock quotes, sports scores, unit conversion, quick calculations or something else, most of the time we use Google search. Google has made many tasks easier for us. Now, Google has just added a 34-button scientific calculator to its search engine. From now, Google search can be used as a calculator.

The Exquisite Forest: A Google Project To Create Interactive Videos Through Collaboration

The Exquisite Corpse is a fairly popular game. In this game, every person has to create a few lines based on the last person’s sentence. The paper is circulated around in circles and in this way, a writing is created through the collaboration of multiple people. Based on this concept, Google is working on a project which is called ‘The Exquisite Forest.’

Google Nexus 7 16GB Sold Out From Google Play Store

Google Nexus 7 16GB has been sold out from Google Play Store. Among two models of Nexus 7, 16GB tablet’s price is $249 where 8GB tablet’s price is at $199. 8GB Nexus 7 is still available but 16GB Nexus 7 is no longer available on Google’s own Play Store. Currently, its page says “Coming Soon” for both US and UK users. By using email, a sign up option is still open for all users and all sign up users are to be notified by email when Nexus 7 (16GB) becomes available.

Google Rolling Out Jelly Bean To Nexus S

Yesterday, we have covered that HTC will release Jelly Bean for its HTC One X, One XL and One S. Now, Google has confirmed through Google+ and Twitter account that it has started rolling out Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) to Nexus S phones on a number of carriers including T-Mobile, H3G, O2, Rogers as well as Vodafone in most countries.

Google Will Launch Its 1Gbps Broadband Network Next Week

Google has been working on its grand experimental project of providing high speed internet to the American people since 2010. Kansas City, Kansas was selected to be the experiment ground among 1,100 applicant communities in March 2011. The project has been hailed by many as one that will change the very dynamics of the region. Now, it seems that all preparations for the launch of this ultra-high speed broadband are complete and Google is set to launch the service by next week.

Colossus: The Beast That Powers Google

When Google launched Google File System (GFS), it was considered a revolution for the web. GFS helped Google use the hoard of machines at its data center as a single unit by well synchronizing their functions. As Google added huge amounts of data to its servers, it was evenly distributed across all machines through GFS. And GFS would create a new search index on regular basis.