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Google Voice Search on iPhone

Add a Comment By Jacob on November 15th, 2008 in Hi Tech News
Google Voice Search on iPhone

Did you know that you can now voice search via Google? Yes, that’s right, the search engine giant has now gone ‘voice’-mode. The catch? You need an iPhone to make use of the function…

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Google Chrome Support Greasemonkey...Soon

The only thing thats keeping Internet Users from switching to Google Chrome is probably the lack of support for plug-ins and add-ons. Aaron Boodman who has developed Greasemonkey works at Google on the Gears project and has contributed to the development of a native Greasemonkey support rolled out in future Chrome versions…

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Google Chrome Channel Chooser Updates to Cutting Edge Builds

People who prefer speed over everything else, downloaded Google Chrome and started using it right away, are now provided a new option to decide whether you want the latest cutting-edge Chrome builds or less frequent but more stable beta versions…

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New Google Online Newspaper Archive Search

It seems like the ultimate goal Google had to make billions of pages of newsprint from around the world search able, discoverable, and accessible online is going to be accomplished now…

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How To Change Google Chrome's Theme, Block ads and Use StumbleUpon Toolbar

If you want the officially launched Google plugins and themes for the Google Chrome browser, you may have to wait at least a month or two. Google won’t be giving us any themes, toolbars, or plugins before taking their browser out of beta or launch a new stable version of Chrome…

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Google Chrome Browser has Integrated Search and Improved JavaScript

[UPDATE: Google Chrome Download]
Google Chrome is a new Open Source Internet Browser from Google itself. The Google Browser (Codenamed “Chrome”) will be based on the existing rendering engine Webkit and will include Google’s Gears project…

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Cuil Search Engine: The New Competitor to Google Search

Cuil is a new search engine developed by Tom Costello, Ex-Google Search Architect Anna Patterson, and two Ex-Google Engineers Russell Power and Louis Monier which is supposedly going to be better, faster and bigger than Google search…

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Google Easter Egg: an Ode to Famous Contra Code

Contra is a classic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) game that was loved by so many. Besides the fun time, the ammo, and the gameplay, there was the code you can input to get many free lives. Google has implemented this popular code within its Google Reader, so as you enter it, you hatch its Easter Egg…

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Google Android Hands On Demo

1 Comment By Eran Abramson on June 2nd, 2008 in Cellphones
Google Android Hands On Demo

The Google Android has been talked about for a long time, making this true hands on demo really exciting.
In short, the Google Android is an open source platform for cellphones. You may find the original explanation made by Sergey Brin and Steve Herowitz here.

Via: TechDigest

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The Google Wireless Mouse is Recyclable

Add a Comment By Eran Abramson on May 11th, 2008 in Accessories
The Google Wireless Mouse is Recyclable

Is Google Earth friendly? Seems so with this mouse they offer.
This optical mouse is as simple as they come; it is lightweight, portable, and comes with a built in storage for the wireless dongle.
The actual mouse is made out of recycled plastic, and the packaging is from recyclable materials as well…

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